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E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "No. 5 Banjo" wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in rosewood grained case with painted metal dial and reverse painted throat and lower tablets, c1880 -
E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 59" (re-issue) , 8 day, time only weight driven movement stamped E. Howard and Co. Boston 59 and stamped with the serial no 405 and date of c1979. -
E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 70", 8 day oak case weight driven wall time piece, c1920. -
E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "No. 4 Banjo" grained hardwood 8 day weight driven banjo time piece, c1880 -
Howard and Davis, Boston, Special order "Regulator No. 3" banjo, with unique 66 beats/ minute movement, and with original second's bit below 12, and with appropriate keystone and crutch for the seconds bit, and gilt-exposed pendulum stick, c1848 -
E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "No. 20 Marble" wall clock, 8 day, weight driven, time only movment in marble and wood case with 24" painted marble dial, c1923 -
E. Howard and Co., Boston, Mass., "No 1/2" grained wood 8 day banjo time piece, c1870 -
Clock and Barometer - 2 (Two): Korean reproduction 8 day, time and strike wall clock; Howard Miller modern hanging wood barometer; late 20th century -
A fine George III 8 day mahogany long case clock, Edward Clarke, London, Circa 1775 -
HOWARD No. 70 OAK WALL CLOCK -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, No. 70 Regulator, ca 1880. -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, "Regulator No. 70", ca 1900. -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, reissue walnut cased figure eight wall clock, "No. 10", ca 1976. -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, Presentation Model, "Reissue" banjo. -
Rare Forestville Hardware and Clock Company porcelain shelf clock. -
Howard Jeweler's tallcase regulator clock -
Howard No. 70 regulator wall clock -
RARE E. HOWARD & CO., BOSTON No. 12 WALL REGULATOR (Boston, MA c. 1870) -
E. HOWARD & CO., No. 75 WALL REGULATOR (Boston, MA c. 1870) -
E. HOWARD & CO. BANJO CLOCK (Boston, MA c. 1860)