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from United States
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E. Ingraham double dial, known only as "Ingraham Calendar", ca 1881. -
Seth Thomas over sided mantle clock with a signed No. 60, double spring movement, surely runs 30 days. -
Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, "Chancellor", ca 1914. -
Seth Thomas "8 Inch Drop Octagon", ca 1909. -
F. Kroeber Mirrorside, ca about 1885. -
Seth Thomas 5 Bell Sonora Chime clock No.14, ca 1915. -
Smith and Goodrich 30 hour steeple, double fusee movement that is mounted on steel plates which are attached to the lower end of the brass movement plates. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. hanging "Ormond", ca 1911. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. hanging "Northwestern", ca 1910. -
Wm. S. Johnson, New York, ogee, ca 1840's. -
Ansonia Clock Co. long drop, similar to "Regulator D", but made especially for the Board of Education, City of Chicago, Illinois, and delivered to them 1920. -
Wm. L Gilbert "Columbia", ca 1901. -
Waltham Clock Co. wall clock, hand carved finished in antique gilt, ca 1930, a very good year. -
Wm. L.Gilbert Clock Co. mantle clock, "Nebo", ca 1885. -
American made novelty clock, no name but there are 4 large roses and vines over the case. -
Darche Mfg. Co. Chicago, "Reminder Clock", ca 1917, in a tambour style case. -
Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron case, "Rosalind", ca 1880 or earlier I suspect. -
Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron case, "Belgium", ca 1904. -
Seth Thomas Sons & Co., Thomaston, CT., "No. 8069" ca 1878, -
Birge and Fuller, Bristol. Conn., triple deckerclock, some good, some not so good.