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Tower Clock Collection Page Four
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page for more detail.
Most are for sale! You must arrange for pickup in
Chicago.
Edward Korfhage
& Son, Buer, Germany, 1952 - SOLD |
E. Howard & Co., #0, Boston, Massachusetts, USA,
c1890's - SOLD |
E. Howard & Co., #1, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, c.
1895 - SOLD |
Two train,
Graham deadbeat escapement, count-wheel, hour strike. Has 60 second differential style
gravity remontoire. Electric/manual wind. 16"w x 16"h x 16"d |
Single train, Graham deadbeat escapement. 9"w x 17"h
x 9.5"d. |
Single train, Graham deadbeat escapement. 55"h x
18"w x 15"d |
J. F. Weule, Bockenem (Harz), Germany, c.1900
- SOLD |
Johann Mannhardt, Munich, Germany, 1899,
Donated to the NAWCC Museum
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Philip Hörz, Ulm, Germany, 1900 SOLD |
Two train, Graham deadbeat escapement, count-wheel, half &
hour strike. 16"w x 18"h x 8"d
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Single train, pinwheel escapement. Equipped with electrical
impulse that allows it to operate as either a master or slave. 14"w x 24"h x
15"d |
Single train. Electrical /manual wind. Graham deadbeat
escapement. Equipped with 60 second differential style gravity remontoire and gear to
drive slave clocks. 16"w x 16"h x 13"d
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Jean Wagner, France, c. 1830's, with pinwheel and rocking frame remontoire.
$2500 |
Louis DeMeire, Ghent, Belgium. Later 1700's.
SOLD |
Taman & Cie, Brussels, Belgium. c. 1840's
SOLD |
Two train, birdcage frame, pinwheel escapement, spring maintaining power and
20 second rocking
frame remontoire. |
Two train, pinwheel escapement. 30 hour duration.
18.5"w x 13.5"h x 19"d |
Two train, pinwheel escapement, rack & snail strike, all
brass frame. |
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