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type Wall
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C.1975, Seth Thomas, "Regulator No. 2", Re-issue, in oak, 8-day weight driven, serial No. 1767 of 4000. -
C.1910, Seth Thomas, "Regulator No. 2", in mahogany, 8-day weight driven. -
C.1870, L. F. and W. W. CARTER, Bristol, in conjunction with E. Burwell, Lewis Calendar No. 6, with uncommon spring version of the movement used in both the Lewis calendar No. 8 and the Welch No. 2 Regulator (see Welch book, page 72). -
C.1880, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., New York, Regulator No. 1, often called the "No. 1 Hanging Bank Clock" double dial perpetual wall calendar, 2-wt, in fancy walnut case. -
![C.1860, English, G. Copini, Shoreditch, [Somerset], Banjo Barometer with clock, hygrometer, thermometer and spirit level.](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_237a.jpg)
C.1860, English, G. Copini, Shoreditch, [Somerset], Banjo Barometer with clock, hygrometer, thermometer and spirit level. -
C.1840, English, F. Karn, Ampthill, Banjo Barometer, less mercury, glass tube intact, with hygrometer and spirit level. -
C.1875 Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca NY, NO. 2 REGULATOR or HANGING BANK CLOCK, 8 day weight driven, time and strike, walnut wall clock, with restoration. -
![C.1860, John Merrick and Co, Worcester, Mass, TIMBY No. 5 patent Stick Barometer [Mercury], in a ripple edge rosewood veneered case, and with silvered brass scale thermometer intact.](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_235a.jpg)
C.1860, John Merrick and Co, Worcester, Mass, TIMBY No. 5 patent Stick Barometer [Mercury], in a ripple edge rosewood veneered case, and with silvered brass scale thermometer intact. -
C.1880, English, ADMIRAL FITZROY'S BAROMETER, in an oak case with carved top. Printed paper instruction give full details on use of the instrument, which includes a thermometer and an indicator for height of the atmosphere in miles. -
C.1901, Ansonia Clock Co., "Capitol", 8-day double wind spring wall regulator. -
C.1875, German, 2-Wt, Vienna Regulator, in an ebonized case, the unusual movement with exposed escapement on the dial, and with dead beat, dial signed, Wm Bremer, Jr., Hamburg. -
C.1860, Austrian, 2-wt Vienna Regulator, in a serpentine case, dark finish. -
C.1880, Waterbury Clock Co., GENERAL, round drop school clock, 30-day double spring time. -
C.1864, Atkins Clock Co., "Drop Octagon, XX", ripple molded wall clock, 8-day time and strike. -
C.1900 William L. Gilbert Clock Co., CT, CIRCLE DROP, 8 day, time and strike wall clock in walnut with burled applique on both inner and outer bezels. -
C.1895 Waterbury Clock Co., CT, HALIFAX, 8 day, time only, oak cased wall clock. -
C.1847, Forestville Mfg, Bristol, Conn, Wall Acorn, timepiece with 8-day spring movement. -
C.1820, Bates (Jos), Huddersfield, oak cased time and bell strike tavern clock with 14" painted dial; week duration. -
C.1890, English, 1-Wt Regulator, or tavern timepiece in a well made case of English Walnut, the robust 8-day movement with large pillars and maintaining power, and with Graham's dead beat escapement, wt descends right side of case. -
C.1860, E. Howard and Co., Boston, Custom case regulator, formerly in the LaRose Clock Museum, Greensboro, NC, selling there in the mid 1980's as lot 274.