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Ansonia Oak Octagon Short Drop Clock -
Seth Thomas walnut Regulator No. 2, all in a box like tinker toys. -
Ansonia/German hanging wall clock, "Reflector", ca 1886-1900. It is 100% Ansonia, even the movement. -
Dutch Staartklok, Ca 1860-65. Thirty hour movement, time, strike, and alarm. -
Winterhalter and Hofmeier 8 day movement in an English roll bottom short drop case. 29 inch flame mahogany case with large carved wings on the sides and carving around the lower glass. -
Large 1 weight Vienna Regulator, trapezoid 8 day movement signed, "UCEG", unknown to me. -
German spring wound Vienna type regulator. Your first impression is that it is a small clock. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Regulator A", ca 1906. -
E. Ingraham "Landau", ca 1907. -
Waterbury Clock Co. hanging, "Crane", ca 1906. -
Sessions Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2", ca 1908. -
Gustav Becker wall regulator. Another red mahogany box case. -
Junghans wall regulator, ca 1900. This is a "Free Swinger", running 8 days and striking a large coil gong half hours and hours. -
Waterbury Clock co., "English Drop No. 3", ca. 1893. -
Waterbury Clock Company, "Regulator No. 54", ca. 1915. -
New Haven Clock Co. hanging "Columbia", ca. 1911. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., hanging "Lunar", ca. 1909. -
Hanging Wall Clock, ca. 1890. -
French heavy cast brass cartel clock, ca 1880. Well made 8 day French movement marked "AD Mougin", outside count, strikes on a bell, and is running. -
Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 6". This clock is number 217, of 4000, reissued by Seth Thomas in the 1970's.