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Clock Parts: (1) One modern tall clock case in oak; (2) 8 day weight driven 5-tube chime tall clock movement by Jauch; (3) Electrically driven 5-tube chiming tall clock movement by Revere Clock Co. of Cincinnati, OH with Telechrone synchronous motor and dial; (4) 6 sets of tubular chimes: one set of four, one set of seven, and four sets of five; (5) three tall clock pendulums. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Empire No. 32", crystal regulator with 8 day, time and strike spring driven movement -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Empire No. 31", crystal regulator with 8 day, time and strike spring driven movement -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, "Jumper No. 1" bobbing doll shelf clock with a spring driven one day timepiece movement in a nickel plated case. -
J. J. Beals, Boston, Mass. (Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn.) 8 day, time and strike spring driven movement Round Gothic or beehive shelf clock. This is a rack striking movement with the springs contained in cast iron cups. -
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., "Manhattan" clock and barometer set, patinated bronze cases with mounting flanges, 2 3/4"" dials, blued steel hands, 8 day timepiece movement with lever escapement, and holosteric barometer with thermometer, serial #277463, now mounted to a wooden board for hanging -
Bradley and Hubbard, Meriden, Conn., "Sambo" blinking eye clock with a spring driven balance wheel timepiece movement (unsigned) in a cast iron case. -
Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, New York, "Vanner & Prest's Molliscorium", 8 day, spring driven movement (Seth Thomas) advertising wall timepiece in a wood and paper mache case. -
"Paradise Hotel" three color neon electric wall clock, time only, with sweep seconds hand -
William L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., "Regulator No. 14" hanging clock with a weight driven 8 day timepiece movement with dead beat escapement and retaining power, in an oak case. -
Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Dakota", 8 day, time and strike spring driven, lever movement black mantel clock. These clocks were bought by The Loheide Mfg. Co. and modified and sold as a "Trade Stimulator", - a gambling clock. -
Sperry & Shaw, New York, New York, 30 hour, time and strike spring fusee bevel front Sharp Gothic or steeple clock, c1850 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Ogden" shelf clock with a spring driven, 8 day, time and strike, lyre movement in a walnut case. -
New Hampshire, 8 day, weight driven, brass movement Patent or banjo timepiece. The signature on the dial is difficult to read, but it appears to read in part Smith & Willis. There was a Smith & Williston in Keene, New Hampshire who advertised as clockmakers, that may be the firm name. -
Hills, Goodrich & Co., Plainville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike, weight driven brass movement OG shelf clock with a partial overpasted J. J. Beals, Boston label. The movement was designed by Joseph Ives. -
German, Hamburg - American Clock Co., "La Mysterieuse" desk or table clock, rectangular oak base supporting the Arabic numeral transparent dial with brass bezel, movement contained in the base, and driving a second invisible disc to which the motion work is attached, thus driving the hands -
Bulova Watch Co., Woodside, New York, "Model B-150", 8 day, time and strike spring driven, lever movement Ship's Bell engine room or pilot clock. -
Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike spring driven movement sharp gothic or steeple clock with brass springs. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, "Monarch" shelf clock with a spring driven, 8 day time and half hour strike movement in a black walnut case. -
Unsigned New Hampshire or Massachusetts 8 day, weight driven, brass movement Patent or banjo timepiece.