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Buffalo Bill Metal Clock Statue -
Buffalo Bill Metal Clock Statue -
An automatic alarm system called, "Never Fail Time Switch", made by "J.E. Gilson Co. Port Washington, Wis". Patented 1923. -
Hahl Automatic Clock Co. Chicago, Pneumatic slave clock. -
Seth Thomas walnut Regulator No. 2, all in a box like tinker toys. -
Seth Thomas "Column No. 2 n ca 1863", early brass movement model. -
Three banjo's. -
Two New Haven banjo clocks. -
A wicker clock. -
Herschede tambour. Case needs cleaning and polish, otherwise very nice. -
Ansonia/German hanging wall clock, "Reflector", ca 1886-1900. It is 100% Ansonia, even the movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co. figure clock, "Denis Papin", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. seated figure, "Industry", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. seated statue clock, "Troubadour", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. seated figure clock, "Siren", ca 1890. -
New Haven Clock Co. "Oxus", mantle clock, ca 1870, 8 day direct fusee movement, time, strike, and alarm. -
Ansonia Clock Company, porcelain cased, "Wichita", ca 1904. -
Ansonia Clock Company, Royal Bonn cased, "La Nord", ca 1904. -
Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, "Chippendale", ca 1890. -
Jonathan Frost, Reading, Mass. 4 post steeple clock, with a 30 hour fusee movement, ca 1845.