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American iron front clock, 10 inches tall, 13 inches wide. 8 day, bell strike movement is not signed and only marked, "3 ?". -
Waterbury Clock Co. metal novelty clock. -
Waterbury Clock Co. Rare metal cased novelty clock, "Sunflower", ca 1890. -
Lux Clock Co. Commerative clock that is probably called "The Spirit of St. Louis", or something similar. -
New Haven Clock Co. metal novelty clock, "Darien", ca 1917. -
New Haven Clock Co. metal novelty clock, "Akron", ca1913. -
Jennings Bros. metal novelty clock that stands 9.5 inches high. -
New Haven Clock Co. novelty metal cased clock, "Pavia", ca 1911. -
New Haven Clock Co. metal case, Plevna, ca 1900. -
Jennings Bros. novelty clock retaining most of the original finish, gold or Barbedienne, in the gold family. -
Ansonia Clock Co. metal case, "Cygnet", ca 1904. -
New Haven Clock Co. Calendar-Alarm Clock, called "Beacon Calendar", ca 1900. -
E. Ingraham walnut parlor clock, "Press", ca 1891. -
Sessions Clock Co. "Kitchen Clock". -
Mastercrafter "Swinging Girl", rare wall model. -
Mastercrafter "Swinging Girl", in a rare wall model. -
The Lux Clock Mfg Co. porcelain cased clock, "Mill". -
American novelty clock, slightly under 9 inches tall, 2 cupids reclining above the dial. All original, running, has all its knobs and screws in place. -
E. Ingraham mantle clock, one of their "Lake Line" series, this one called, "Oneida", ca 1915. -
Seth Thomas mantle clock, called the "Arch Top", for lack of a regular name.