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type Wall
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Long Run Vienna Regulator, ca 1875, by Wilh. Kollmer, Wien. -
English Dial or Act of Parliament style wall clock, ca 1850. -
English 8 bell, triple chain fusee. This is a two-man clock, very large and very heavy. -
Grand Sonnerie Vienna Regulator, Ca about 1885, chimes each 15 minutes and reports the hour, either the one just past or the one coming up, depending on how you set the movement. -
Seth Thomas wall regulator, "Umbria", ca 1894. Old oak case is 40.5 inches high, and in near mint condition and practically untouched. -
Seth Thomas, "Regulator No. 5", ca contemporary. -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, "No. 70 Regulator", ca 1923. -
Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 2", ca 1911, and so stamped on the back of the case. -
Rare Waterbury Clock Co. wall clock, no doubt one of their "Study" series, ca about 1915. -
Seth Thomas Regulator No. 17, ca 1884. -
H. Sperry, New York, was selling dealer of this oversized wall regulator. -
Waterbury Clock Company's hanging "Augusta", ca 1893. A very heavy oak case with a cabinet finish, glass sides and gilt ornaments. -
Ansonia Clock Company wall-calendar, "Regulator A Calendar", ca 1901. Black walnut case is original untouched condition. -
New Haven Clock Co. roll bottom short drop, made for the English market. -
F. Kroeber Clock Co. "Vienna Regulator No. 47", ca1880's. -
E. Ingraham Co. small short drop wall clock, "8 Inch Ingot", 1911. -
English brass dial, 8 day movement, old iron weights, and pendulum. Roughly from the same time period and configuration as No. 237. -
International Time Recording Co. wall regulator. -
French hanging balcony clock in a 26.5 inches tall walnut case with full turned and fluted columns that have nice turned capitals and bases. -
German open swinger in a 35 inches high dark oak case. The case is made so that the entire board below the movement is removable.