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Grand Sonnerie Vienna Regulator, sometime referred to as a "blindmans clock", ca 1860-1875. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2" early model, ca between 1878-1880. -
E. Howard "No. 59 Regulator". -
Advertising clock, ca 1865. The label inside the door reads, "This Regulator Clock is Presented by The Geo. W. M. Reed Bitter Co. of New Haven, Conn. thru their Wholesale Agents, as a gift to our patrons, and is intended to attract attention to the merits of, "REEDÕS GILT EDGE TONIC". -
E. Howard Clock Co. Regulator No. 89, ca 1889. -
Resch-Gebrueder Uhrenfabrik, Ebensee, Austria, or in English, Resch Brothers Clock factory, selling under the trade name, "Remember", this clock ca 1862-1901. -
Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 2", early model, ca 1878. -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 20", ca 1906. -
Rare carved Vienna Regulator in the Serpentine style. -
Gustav Becker 3 weight Vienna Regulator. -
New Haven Clock Co. hanging clock, "Columbia", ca 1911. -
Ansonia Clock Co. hanging clock, "Bagdad", ca 1904. Oak case, 50-1/2 inches high, glass sides. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2", ca 1909. -
Vienna Regulator, ca 1860-1870. -
Waterbury Clock Co. hanging clock, "Cambridge", ca 1906. -
German Vienna regulator, 3 weight Grand Sonnerie. A lot of clock for such a low minimum. -
New Haven Clock Co. hanging, "Cambria", ca 1880. -
Junghans Vienna Regulator, 3 weight. 8 day runner strikes 2 long rods which some Vienna buyers say makes a better sounding chime than the coil gongs. -
English short drop case with a double fusee movement, ca 1865. -
Gustav Becker 3 weight Vienna Regulator, Serial Number No. 388340, ca 1882.