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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Office No. 1", ca 1922. 8 day time only, 12 inch zinc painted dial has one big "Oops" above the 6. -
Seth Thomas hanging clock, the "Chef", ca 1924. -
New Haven Clock Co. novelty clock. Called "Valetta" in the New Haven book and originally was available with two vases. -
Horolovar-Ignatz "Flying Pendulum" clock. -
Seth Thomas miniature 9 inch, "Octagon Top", 30 hour movement, E Type, with alarm. -
Seth Thomas mantle clock, "Sharp Gothic", ca 1902. -
New Haven Clock Co. novelty, "Bellona", ca 1906. 10 inch gold gilt case, now with hardly any gilt, down to the undercoat. -
Self Winding Clock Co. New York square case wall clock. Dial inscribed, "Naval Observatory Time Western Union". -
New Haven Clock Co. mantle, "No. 515", ca 1886. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Novelty No. 579", ca 1914. -
Conant and Sperry, 112 Fulton St., N.Y., copied from the inside label. -
Waterbury Clock Co., porcelain case, "Boudoir No. 203", ca 1899. -
New Haven Clock Co. novelty, ca 1904. -
Sessions Clock Co., "Cottage No. 3-1921". -
Sessions Clock Co. miniature tambour. -
Waterbury Clock Co. novelty called the "Amon", ca 1912. Smallbrass case is 5 inches high, 2 inch celluloid dial with seconds dial. -
Seth Thomas shelf clock, "Tudor No. 3", ca 1863. -
Wm. L. Gilbert and Co. Winchester, Conn. 1 day miniature cottage, called the "Rose Gilt Cottage", ca 1885. -
Seth Thomas 8 day, T and S movement, "No. 5" 7/8 1/2", and Seth Thomas signed on the movement. -
New Haven Clock Co. metal novelty "Nashoba", ca 1913.