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Ansonia Clock Co. calendar wall clock, "Drop Octagon, Gilt", ca 1883. -
E. Ingraham Co. solid oak clock, the "Lyric", ca 1911. -
Seth Thomas "10 Inch Drop Octagon Gilt", ca 1898, and so stamped on the back of the case. -
Waterbury Clock Co. wall clock, the "Andes", ca 1910, made with a calendar and no calendar, always in oak. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. "Meridian" model, made for the Lovell Manufacturing Co., Limited, of Erie, Pa. -
New Haven Clock Co. "Drop Octagon, R. C.", ca 1880. -
Seth Thomas "10 inch Drop octagon", we usually call them "school house" or "short drop" clocks. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. banjo, "Yankee Clipper", ca 1934. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Crystal Palace No. 2", Ca 1880. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Crystal Palace No. 1 Extra", ca 1880. -
Nicholas Mueller & Sons Co., mirrorside clock. -
Reproduction Ansonia Clock Co. "Monark". -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. calendar clock, marketed by the Davis Clock Co. of Columbus, Mississippi and Texar -
Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn. This is a so called "Franklin Clock", probably an advertising scheme to promote their sales. -
Seth Thomas City Series clock, the "Dover", ca 1890. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Pluribus", ca 1886. -
Lackner Neon Glo Clock, Cincinnati, Ohio. -
Chelsea Clock Co. desk clock originally called "Base and Ball", renamed the "Commodore" in 1917, and later changed to the "Constitution". -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Calendar No. 34", ca 1893. -
Seth Thomas "Parlor Calendar No. 5", ca 1886.