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Seth Thomas Clock Co., double sided bank clock, ca 1904. -
Contemporary box skeleton clock. I will not call it an Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "Box Skeleton", but if you compare it to the clock pictured in Ly-Calendar, page 148, you will see there is very little difference, if any. -
The Ithaca Calendar Clock Company made this skeleton clock. It is the most rare of all the company's clocks. -
Sessions Clock Company, "Regulator No. 5", ca 1912. -
Self Winding Clock Co. "Marble Dial Clock", ca 1908. -
Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, "Symbol Extra", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Monarch", ca 1880. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. a top of the line mantle clock, the "Psyche", ca 1885. -
New Haven Clock Co. "O.G. Calendar Clock", ca 1890. -
American banjo of the Boston type, ca 1880. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. wall clock, "Pacific", ca 1896. Oak case is 37" high, has been rubbed and polished, now a very desirable light/medium oak. -
Rare Seth Thomas and Sons crystal regulator, on of their Empire Series, but not pictured in their catalogs. -
The E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., wall calendar named, "Ionic Calendar", ca 1886. -
Chelsea Clock Company, "3/4 Banjo", ca 1930. -
Sessions Clock Co., Rare, and original, Calumet Baking Powder Advertising glass in their "Regulator No. 2", oak case, ca 1908. -
Welch, Spring and Co. hanging clock with old advertising, "Sembrich", ca 1889. -
L.F. and W.W. Carter wall calendar, ca 1862-1868. -
New Haven Clock Co. hanging clock, "Nason", ca 1913. -
New Haven Clock Co. thirty day regulator that they named, "No. 1 Timepiece Regulator", ca 1886. -
New Haven Clock Co. "Office No. 1", ca 1886.