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type Steeple
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Repeating Brass Clocks / Made and Sold by / Brewster and Ingrahams, / Bristol, Conn., copied from the near perfect label in this rare clock, ca 1846. -
Smith and Goodrich, / Bristol, Conn., 30 hour steeple clock with attached fusee barrels, ca 1851. -
Chauncey Jerome's, "Giant Steeple", ca 1840's. There are very few Giant Steeple clocks with 8 day fusee movements. -
Birge and Fuller, Bristol, Conn. steeple on steeple case with a wagon spring movement, ca 1845. -
Rare Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn. shelf clock in superior condition. -
C. Boardman and J. A. Wells, Bristol, Conn. fusee steeple clock. -
Boardman fusee steeple clock. -
Ansonia Brass Co., Bristol, Conn. miniature steeple clock. -
Terry and Andrews Steeple Clock -
Smith and Goodrich steeple clock -
Ives Patent double steeple clock -
Brewster and Ingraham steeple clock -
Brewster and Ingraham steeple clock -
American steeple on steeple clock, by Terry and Andrews, 19th century -
RARE MINIATURE J.C. BROWN RIPPLE STEEPLE CLOCK (Forestville, CT c. 1840) -
RARE BIRGE AND FULLER FOUR CANDLESTICK STEEPLE CLOCK (c. 1840 -
UNIQUE UNSIGNED SINGLE CANDLESTICK STEEPLE CLOCK (c. 1840) -
BIRGE AND FULLER STEEPLE ON STEEPLE SHELF CLOCK (Bristol, CT c. 1840) -
BIRGE AND FULLER STEEPLE ON STEEPLE SHELF CLOCK (Bristol, CT c. 1840) -
RARE J.C. BROWN RIPPLE STEEPLE CLOCK (Forestville, CT c. 1840)