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We recognize that the viewing time is short, compared to the large number of items, and we appreciate your taking care in handling the clocks & watches. We understand the importance of a first hand look at movements, but we reserve the right to limit the handling of fragile items.

Chris Bailey will be on hand during the viewing to answer questions of age, origin or mechanical function on clocks. An attendant will be on duty at the watch table as well.

Attendees be sure to read the terms of sale as printed in the front of the catalog, and on-line on the "Information Page" for the October Auction.

SATURDAY, OCT. 26 Session, 6pm

1. C.1911, H. L. Lang, Staunton, VA: new in the box Simplex steering wheel watch holder, along with a copy of original patent drawing (June 6, 1911) $15-25

2. C.1970, C. H. Ellis, repairman's tool case (briefcase size), leather bound with 2 inner sectional units, 75+ pockets: 12 x 17 x 5" No photo. $20-30

3. C.1870 - 1910, lot of 5 watch hutches, as-found, needing minor repairs; neat lot. $50-150

4. C.1910, mini tall case watch hutch for 12s watch (not included). Solid walnut. Ht 12" $20-40

5. C.1890, Swiss, Edouard Luthy, hairspring vibration tool. Cross feed carries a pair of spring loaded pincers for altering the hairspring. Press lever on front of unit to give balance a healthy swing. Ht 4.5" $150-200

6. C.1990, watch transport & display case with 2 extra foam inserts -- may be used for either all pocket, all wrist or mixed watches; 17 x 10 x 5" $30-50

7. C.1903, American, Boettger & Wittig, Milw., WI, early demagnetizer on a polished mahogany base, 15 x 6", with light bulb that lights when current is on. $30-50

8. C.1980, Bestfit Microfiche viewer and films; also Seiko films. A wealth of information; ht 16" $40-60

9. A large lot of Swiss & American watch movements & related parts; two cardboard boxes, plus one 60 drawer cabinet (filled) plus 10 sheets of flypaper with hundreds of rare parts stuck on. No shipping on this lot. $125-175

10. A large box, approx 40 lb of wristwatches, ww cases, bands and related parts. A genuine grab bag. No shipping on this lot. $75-100

11. Several boxes of Swiss & American watch parts, stems, crowns, staffs. A major lot; you must be present to bid and pick up this lot. $100-150

12. A lot of 20 metal drawers full of mixed pocket and wristwatch parts. This is bigger than the last lot and you

must be present to bid & pick up this lot. $100-150

13. A lot of 20 +/- metal drawers overflowing with mixed pocket & w.watch parts. Absolutely no shipping; you must be present. $ 100-150

14. A box lot of tools: Moseley jeweler's lathe, collets, motor, rheostat, staking set, jewel chuck & more. Can ship this lot. $100-150

15. C.1800, Austrian Quarter Repeating coach watch in very good condition. The verge/chain fusee movement in sound order & repeating well. The numerals are rubbed off the silvered dial, and gilding rubbed off the case; still a nice example; dia=4" ht 6" $500-700

16. C.1954, Swiss, Patent Watch Co., "Howdy Doody" wristwatch with moving eyes, as new; mint in original cardboard caricature box; $200-300

17. C.1965, Swiss, Criterion Watch Co., "Campbell Kid" wristwatch, mint in plastic display box. $40-50

18. C.1910, Swiss 7j. Paperweight clock in clean, as-found condition. Mainspring is broken, but the staff is fine. Nice original hands & excellent porcelain dial; dia 2.25" $175-275

19. C.1910, 36 drawer oak watch parts cabinet, most drawers filled. $300-400

20. Box lot of watch tools, plus demagnetizer, Seitz jeweling tool, spring winder, crystal inserter, etc. $75-100

21. Lot of decent watchmaker's tools: calipers, depthing tool, plus a large Seitz jeweling tool. $75-100

22. Another lot of tools, some with original boxes; Bergeon crystal inserter, ultras, spring bar maker in case, staking set, Handee Grinder & ultrasonic tank. $75-100

23. A lot of tools: Lorch & Schmidt lathe with headstock & tailpiece plus accessories; also a Seitz tool + staking set, etc. $125-175

24. A very large box with two thousand +/- crystals, assorted plastic & glass, for both pocket and w.watch $50-75

25. Hamilton, Model 992, 21j, 16s, lever set movement in a Star Watch Case Co. chrome RR case. Double sunk dial and in clean condition, running well $150-200

26. New York Standard, 18s, 7j, chronograph in a silveroid open face case. Good porcelain dial. Very clean. $100-150

27. Elgin, 8s, 11j, ls movement in a 14K hunting case in crispy condition with twisty rope design (engine turned) around lids and band. Pill box style. A very nice watch with some small dimples in lids. Monogram in shield. $250-300

28. C.1880, Austrian, 8-day miniature icon clock. the plinth & base are lead crystal; the front of case with enamel on silver decorations, featuring a winged child in the top cameo & a young man + woman resting at the roadside on the bottom. Exquisite detail. Nicely jeweled lever watch mvmt with oversize spring. Ht 4" $750-1000

29. Hamilton, 18s, 17j, ls, serial #655342 movement with double sunk dial in a gold filled OF case with moderate wear. Clean & running $75-100

30. Waltham, 16s, 21j, Crescent Street movement with up-down indication and adj to 5 position movement in a GF, OF case with screw back + bezel. Note lever set @ 11, dial repairs at 12. Clean & running $500-700

31. Rockford, 18s, 21j, ls, serial #539674 movement marked RG (Railroad Grade) with super double sunk dial in a worn GF OF case. Original & right. Runs $300-400

32. Waltham, 12s, 21j, 5 adj., Colonial "R" Model mvt in original 14K GF Waltham case. $50-100

33. Elgin, 18s, 19j, B. W. Raymond, ls, diamond end stones, w/ good double sunk porcelain dial in a GF OF case with moderate wear. Clean & running $150-200

34. Hampden 0s pendant watch: 15j Diadem movement in a 14K hunting case with floral design & engine turned case with beautiful engraving and no initials. Clean & running. $250-350

35. Elgin, 8s, 15j movement in a 14K pillbox hunting case. This case is exceptional with rope pattern on both covers and no initials. Gold guaranteed. $250-300

36. Swiss, 27mm pendant watch; cylinder scape mvt in a 14K case with black enamel back & bezel. $150-250

37. Time & Repeating Watch Co., 16s Chronograph in a gold filled case that's marked 14K. Running well. $100-150

38. Illinois, 16s, 17j, ls, 3-finger bridge mvt with gold train & good double sunk dial in a silveroid OF case with screw back & bezel. $90-120

39. Waltham 16s, 21j, Grade 645 movement with good porcelain double sunk dial in a screw back + bezel GF case. Very clean & running. $175-225

40. Hamilton, 16s, 21j, Model 992, pendant set mvt with double sunk dial in a silveroid screw back + bezel case. Clean & running. $150-200

41. A lot of 5 12s watches: a> 15j WGF Elgin, runs; b> 17J WGF Waltham, runs; c> 15j YGF Elgin, runs, d> 7j WGF Elgin /not running, and e> 15j YGF New York Standard /rusty, $100-150 all

42. A lot of 5 miscellaneous pocket watches in need of repair. $75-100

43. A lot of 2 wristwatches: a> Rectangular 21j Lord Elgin, GF, and b> Round Hamilton 17j in fancy RGP case with stainless back. $60-100

44. Waltham rectangular 17j wristwatch in a fancy 14K case. $125-150

45. Hamilton, 19j, Model 982 Gold Medallion watch with a 14K curved rectangular case, the "Brock", in like new condition. $200-300

46. Elgin National Watch Co., 18s, 11j. #901735 movement in a 10K hunting case with an engraved shield on the front cover. the case sound with moderate wear. Good porcelain dial. GRO $250-350

46-a A smaller lot of watch parts in a like new Flambeau fishing tackle box with fold out shelves; box is 12 x 11 x 19" $30-50

46-b Waltham, 12s, 7j. movement in a 14K OF case with engine turned pattern on the rear that is worn. Good porcelain dial. $125-175

46-c A lot of 2 Elgin gold filled watches: a> 6s, 7j. mvt in a worn hunter case; b> 5/0, 15j movement in an open face pendant case. Good porcelain dials on both. $75-100 all

46-d. An English lever/fusee movement by Joseph Johnson, Liverpool, now cased in a Keystone GF 25 year case that is very crispy. Note the watchmaker has done a very nice job of fitting the mov't into this case. $125-175

46-e. A lot of 4 ladies watches: a> 17j. Bucherer, 18K white gold ww.; b> 7j. Swiss GF pendant; c> 17j. Croton in 14K case with GF bracelet; and d> 6j. Swiss Windsor, chromeplate. $200-300 all

46-f. A lot of 2 Seth Thomas GF watches: a> 6s, 7j. in OF case; and b> 6s, 7j. in floral engraved hunting case. $75-100 all

46-g. Swiss "Rockville Watch Co.", fake American keywound watch in a profusely engraved brass hunting case (gold wash worn off) Good dial & runs. $30-50

46-h. A lot of 18 watch movements (mostly wrist), including 1 LeCoultre alarm. $100-150

46-j. A Swiss "Elsmere" watch/cigarette lighter combo; lighter is complete and has never been dropped or damaged. Shown w/ the wick cover up, 2.75" $125-175

46-k. A tray lot of 28 skeletonized movements, English & Swiss, some missing wheels, most less dials; interesting art work. $10-15 each (must take all)

46-l. C.1880, exceptional bronze watch hutch, the arrow quiver on top has been broken and soldered on. Rest of stand is wonderful with fine detail;ht 8" $250-350

46-m. A lot of 2 watch papers, tinted with water colors and displayed under a glass coin tray (can be removed): 1> C. Brewer, Middletown, Conn.; b> Ralph Sargeant, Hartford, Conn. $30-30

46-n. C.1930, Marshall Watch Co., Canada, Sterling silver purse watch - signed Marshall on dial, mov't and case; good stem wind 17j. mov't is sound & running. Case has some dents. $150-200

46-o. An English pocket barometer (Aneroid) made for Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd. With bezel compensating scale for elevations up to 8000' (bezel rotates). $75-125

47. C.1980, box of hundreds of battery clock HANDS. Note each box contains only one style of either hour or minute hand, and there are not pairs of all styles. Note Merritts sells 25 for $4.95 $20-40

48. C.1980, larger box of thousands of HANDS for battery movements; this lot contains 2 boxes of center sweep hands; note each box has only one style of hand and there may not be pairs for all hands. $30-60

49. C.1910, Parts only to a Gilbert walnut gingerbread; lacks mov't, base, pend & trim. 20" $5-10

50. C.1920, Warren Clock Co., Ashland, MA, 110v. mahogany cased wall clock with early dual power "pendulette" mov't that could run up to an hour with power off. Orig finish & dial. Unit only hums when plugged in; will need attn. Ht 11" $50-75

51. C.1840, Connecticut 30 hour ww pillar & splat with overpaste label of James Weston, 8 Elliot St (dated) 1839, Boston). This clock runs OK, but the entire front door is new. Minute hand incorrect. Ht 32" $90-120

52. C.1935, Seth Thomas, mahogany tambour with contrasting veneer panels below silvered dial. Good #89 mov't strikes on spiral gong; "ST" hands. Ht 10" $50-75

53. C.1855, Daniel Pratt, Reading, Mass, label on round band & cornice (Jerome ?) clock. 30 hour weight driven brass mov't with original wooden dial. This clock comes with a bonus: good C.1820 scroll top (with tip repairs) that can be removed for appropriate use (finials are newer). Ht 31" $175-225

54. C.1920, Gilbert "Curfew" in restored condition; dial has been repapered and case re-blacked; rear dust cover is loose, as are feet; minor work will correct problems; ht 17" $100-150

55. C.1930, Sessions mahogany shelf clock, less rear door. Steel plated mov't was restored in 1871. Ticks & strikes OK; ht 13" $20-40

56. C.1930, Ingraham "Colgate" shelf clock in a golden oak case; note clock lacks hands; dial is original; height 11" $20-40

57. C.1910, French, oak cased 8-day mantle clock, as-found. Small chip in top of case; neat black slate dial with gilt numerals; bell strike mov't; ht 9" $50-70

58. C.1920, New Haven gothic shelf clock, 8-day. Note the veneer is absent and the pine carcass has been stained walnut color. Dial repapered; ht 10" $20-40

59. C.1930, Sessions #975 Tambour clock, mahogany with contrasting inlay. Nice dual note / bim-bam strike; sound but needs cleaning. Ht 9.5" $30-50

60. C.1940, Seth Thomas "Plymouth" line tambour, mahogany with inlay. Steel rod strike, #89 mov't. Hands replaced, but overall sound; ht 9" $30-50

61. C.1930, Gilbert "Duluth" black mantle clock, less entire rear cover; has steel plate mov't. Feet have been repainted gold. Height 11" $20-30

62. C.1895, English 30-hour mantle clock, small mahogany case with turned pillars. interesting copy of American open spring, bell strike mov't with British refinements. Porcelain dial; S/F adj through the bezel, etc. Case lacks one veneer strip. Ht 9" $30-50

63. C.1900 Ansonia "Unique", black enameled iron clock in poor condition, the rear iron panel is replaced with wood and case is sprayed black; mov't & dial OK; height 10.5" $20-30

64. C.1900, Ingraham pressed oak gingerbread, T/S/Alarm, as-found. The tablet is cracked, pend wrong, dial is badly stained, requires full restoration, 22" $40-60

65. C.1830, Daniel Pratt label on an interesting case with mirror strips in the mahogany side columns. The ww mov't & dial are from another clock, but dial is fabulous, with strawberry corners; top capitals & splat are new. Parts for the brave. Height 35" $90-120

66. C.1850, New York Clock Co, 297 Pearl St, NY label on a Chauncey Jerome 30 hour OG with wooden dial; note clock is distressed with no seat board, no hands & minor veneer chips; Has weights; ht 26" $40-60

67. C.1935, Int'l Time Recording Co., the top 2/3 of a former time punch clock; the case has been cut off just below the door, and the original bottom tacked back on. Makes a robust timepiece; ht 26" $50-75

68. C.1975, Patrick Terry, Warsaw, Indiana. A descendant of Eli made these repros with a German spring mov't. The lines of the clock are faithfully reproduced, but with crude reinforcement to the backboard. Good decorator; height 32" $175-275

69. C.1940, Chelsea Deck Clock #2, as-found, less platform. Black dial with worn silvered numerals; hands are all present, but not visible in photo; heavy cast brass case w/ screw bezel; dial=3.75", ht 5.5" $50-80

70. Lot of 3 small clocks: Seth Thos, 4-jewel Gothic with damaged porcelain dial, ht 5"; small French desk timepiece with chipped porcelain dial; platform OK, ht 6", & a small New Haven boudoir clock, intact & ticking; ht 6" $60-80 all

71. C.1870, E. N. Welch 8-day beehive. Rosewood veneer has a couple of large chips, however dial & tablet are original and label is worn but legible. Generally sound; height 19" $125-175

72. C.1860, E. & A. Ingraham, 30 hour brass works OG. This clock is a bit crippled; case has been stripped, label & dial flaking badly. Still what's there came there and could be restored; ht 26" $75-100

73. C.1995, (dated) #5-24 Soviet Submarine clock, as new with wall mounting bracket, in working order. This clock has a substantial cast aluminum case that twists onto a PVC backing; spring mov't; ht 8" $75-125

74. C.1949 (dated) Schatz 4-ball 400 day clock with stylized round deco dial; with dome; ht 11" $20-30

75. C.1960, Kundo, small 4-ball year clock; ivory painted dial + accents; with dome, height 9" $15-25

76. C.1860, German painted dial clock; wooden plates with wooden arbors, now on a modern bracket and with modern pendulum (too heavy). 30 hour rope drive mvt; minute arbor broken and hand missing; dial = 8 x 11". $90-120

77. C.1910, Seth Thomas mahogany tambour clock in excellent order. #89 mov't recently cleaned & oiled. Super porcelain dial; height 9", ready to enjoy. $40-60

78. C.1900, Seth Thomas "Prospect", mahogany shelf clock, as-found; case is discolored & mov't needs cleaning; will restore OK; ht 10" $60-90

79. C.1910, Seth Thomas mahog shelf clock; Prospect variant; complete, needs cleaning; ht 10" $60-90

80. C.1910, Seth Thomas mahogany shelf clock in very good condition; needs cleaning, but overall sound; ht. 10" $70-90

81. C.1925, New Haven, inlaid mahogany shelf clock; side columns and an arched top with fine inlay; mov't needs cleaning; a well made clock; ht 12" $90-120

82. C.1920, Seth Thomas, 8-day mahogany shelf clock in good condition; mov't is clean & running; case with original finish; ht 10" $75-100

83. C.1860, lot of 2: a> Waterbury 30 hour OG, less weights, original tablet flaking; and b> case only, New Haven (export) with superior tablet of Westminster Abbey; ht 26" $100-150 all

84. C.1898, Seth Thomas Adamantine, similar to Delos, good label and original dial; mov't is clean and running. Minor edge blemishes; ht 10.5" $90-120

85. C.1905, Ansonia black enameled iron clock, clean & restored, running OK. Although only a paper dial model, this economy line clock is a good beginner item; ht 11" $75-100

86. C.1900, E. Ingraham & Co., a good, as-found walnut gingerbread, all original; finish, dial & pend. Needs general cleaning but is way above average; another good beginner clock; height 21" $100-150

87. C.1900 E. Ingraham & Co., a good oak gingerbread, T/S/Alarm. The mov't has been cleaned + dial repapered; orig crusty shellac intact on case. With orig. "Butler Brothers" promotional label; 22" $!00-150

88. C.1950, Seth Thomas striking bracket clock with handle; good #120 mov't (clean) mounted in a solid mahogany case with good porcelain dial; cast spelter bezel has cracked in 2 places, & needs attn. Overall nice, height 9.5". $100-150

89. C.1900, New Haven pressed oak gingerbread clock with alarm. Case has been refinished, dial repapered & mov't cleaned; ht 22" $90-120

90. C.1915, Seth Thomas Adamantine, "Dana #3" in as-found cond. Mov't is dirty but complete; celluloid with minor edge chips+discolored on base; ht 11" $60-80

91. C.1900, Seth Thomas, oak gingerbread with alarm. This clock needs some attention: the case has been stripped 7 needs finish; the dial is discolored, hands incorrect + has an Ansonia pendulum. Ht 24" $75-100

92. C.1890, German open well "Berlin" style wall clock with original top. 8-day T/S movement with porcelain dial. Glass is missing from door & very top trim (probably an eagle) replaced with a finial; hands incorrect; still the case is sound and has potential; height 30" $175-225

93. C.1930, Chelsea 8-day engine room clock, 3.75" dial, now mounted in a mahogany tambour case. Some scuff marks on the wood, but clock is running OK; ht 9" $175-275

94. C.1850, Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn, good as-found 8-day beehive, has a big veneer chip on left side, but orig dial, tablet & label are great; height 19" $125-175

95. C.1870, E. Ingraham & Co., 8-day candy stripe Doric, T/S/Alarm, as-found, missing a 2" hunk of stripe on left side + a smaller piece on right; has original floral tablet in nice cond; ht 16" $125-175

96. C.1920, Chelsea 3/4 size house strike banjo, as-found. The original silvered dial is signed Tiffany & Co., New York. The lower tablet has been replaced with a wooden panel. Runs OK; potential; ht 32" $500-700

97. C.1960, modern Chelsea movement with a 24 hour dial in good shape, mounted in a home made stand with a LaRose bezel. Center seconds; ht 9" $120-160

98. C.1990, Good quality, modern repro mahogany wall case, similar to late Biedermeier. Will take a deep mov't (up to 5") and up to 9" dial; door length is 33". With a heavy pane of beveled glass; ht 4" $175-225

99. C.1870, Ansonia 8-day T/S/Alarm beehive in good original condition; note only part of geometric tablet remains; dial & finish are orig; mov't freshly cleaned & going well; ht 19" $175-225

100. C.1870, E. Howard & Co., Boston, #5 Banjo. the case movement & pendulum are old; the dial is all new as are tablets. Case has been refinished. Minute hand is loose from the hub; ht 29" Potential $900-1200

101. C.1875, E. Ingraham & Co., "Octagon Doric, Gilt Column", 1-Day strike in very clean condition. Movement is overhauled & running well; dial original; rosewood case refinished & columns regilded; pend new; ht 16" $125-175

101-a. C.1920, Waltham Clock Co., unknown wall regulator. This clock has some problems: someone started to refinish the case & stopped; the good Waltham mov't is up on 2 blocks, with 3 machine screws through the back. Hands new, pendulum + weight new. Now, the dial & dial surround have not been refinished and retain good Waltham signature. Height 37.5" $500-700

101-b. 18th Century Brass Dial movement (with extra features) now associated with a 19th Century oak case, as-found, quite dirty. Note this clock has a 10" dial with double cherub & crown spandrels, separate minute & hour hands, a moon ring and an aperture showing moon phases, a 1-31 date ring/aperture, and a seconds bit. Typical country English bird cage frame with 30 hour rope or chain mov't. No pend, no weight, no pulley; height 80" $900-1200

101-c. C.1900, a quality Boston area 8-day lever movement modified to fit in a custom made carriage clock case. The fellow who made this must have 1000 hours in it; every panel is fitted to the next with fine machine screws and the 4 turned columns are exact matches. The whole nickel plated and reassembled; painted dial with ocean front scene; height 8" $100-200

102. A lot of 3 19th Century barometer cases, one Boston area, complete, and 2 English banjo cases, less rear doors & hardware; ht 43" $150-200

103. C.1925, New Haven "Washington" full size octagon top Westminster chime banjo. Note the lower tablet is flaking badly and the center one improperly repainted. Call Fred Catterall. Mov't needs clean. Height 41" $275-375

104. C.1835, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn, 30 hour ww stenciled column & splat. What this clock needs is another old dial that isn't double drilled + another set of hands. The case itself is brilliant & label xlnt; height 35" $150-200

105. C.1870, Welch Spring & Co, Italian No. 1, 8-day T/S/Alarm in rosewood. This clock retains orig dial, finish & eagle tablet. Movement(s) recently cleaned & working well. Some nicks & scrapes on case need attn; label poor; overall very good; height 19" $175-225

106. C.1840, French Comptoise Tall Clock, as-found. the 2-weight repeating movement has a crown wheel/verge 'scape and is freshly overhauled. The porcelain dial is signed Gean-Gean, Chirondelle. The case took a tumble and has come unglued; molding & new left foot are in bag. Potential; height 88" $500-700

107. C.1840, an English 8-day painted dial movement, now in a C.1900 golden oak purpose made case, with twisty columns to the hood. The dial is signed: Jas. Wilson, Hawick. The bell standard on the mov't is broken. Good old weights & pend; ht 84" $900-1200

108. C.1910, French time only carriage clock in a simple brass case with good beveled glass & porcelain dial. Cylinder platform is intact + running well. Nice beginner level carriage in small size; handle up ht = 5". $100-150

109. C.1910, German, rare "Cobbler" double animation alarm clock; the case & bells are rusty, but the clock works & alarms. The left man is busy brushing a boot and the right worker wields a hammer in his left hand and is nailing on a heel. The alarm clock is old, however the dial and animation are recent additions. A great novelty; height 7" $250-350

110. A good 19th century Austrian 1-weight movement in a new Korean serpentine mahogany case. Runs well & looks the part; decent decorator; height 44" $300-500

111. C.1850, Bristol Brass & Clock Co., Forestville, Conn; a good early 8-day steeple. the movement is marked E. N. Welch (related Co.). The case was refinished some time ago. Original dial flaking. Tablet of Buckingham Palace - badly flaked; height 19.5" $125-175

112. C.1855, E & A Ingrahams paper mache shelf clock with original decorations and nearly all MOP intact. Original signed with touch-up at 9. Nice full label and 30 hour striking mov't in good running order. Good beginner clock; height 17" $175-275

113. C.1845, Brewster & Ingrahams beehive in rosewood. 8-day B & I mov't. Door retains orig ivory escutcheon & Terry style lock. Orig heart shaped etched tablet is outstanding; label dark but legible; ht 19" $225-325

114. C.1855, E. C. Brewster & Sons, 30 hour brass spring full size steeple in excellent original condition. Xlnt dial with good signature; super label & tablet; veneer excellent. This is a hard to find label; clock from a home in Concord, NH; ht 20" Good beginner item. $150-200

115. A good Gustav Becker time only weight movement (low 6 digit serial#) in a home made oak & mixed woods case. Looks like arts & crafts & it runs fine. Mov't has excellent porcelain dial & maint. power; height 30" $225-325

116. 20th Century, a very interesting desk timepiece, the hand is fixed at the top of the dial and the dial rotates once every 24 hours. The day half shows a clipper in full sail with full sun glaring down, while the night half shows the ship under a new moon & stars. Good 8-day lever mov't runs fine; ht 5.5" $250-350

117. C.1920, German, for Horolovar & Co., New York, reproduction "Dickory Dickory Dock" clock, in like new condition. this clock is running well and the mouse still has his tail. A great beginning collector's clock; ht 25" $350-450

117-a 19th Century, unusual American astro movement, less dial. Note 8 day duration is achieved with two large finely toothed wheels turning a small 8 pinion arbor that carries a 30 tooth 'scape wheel. Custom seat board shows 150 years of age; maint power intact; height 12" $500-800

117-b C.1920, movement only, signed Waltham banjo movement with backplate, pulley & hands intact (hands in plastic bag); height 4" $275-325

118. C.1830, movement only, American high quality timepiece mov't with heavy baluster pillars and 6 spoke wheel work. Mov't attaches to the case back with 2 filister screws which are complete with their original brass nuts. Winds at 2. Minute hand counterweight; plates = 5 x 3.25" $300-500

119. C.1820, movement only, American, large trapezoid, Willard school with two filister screws for attaching mov't to case back. Movement originally has a single bell passing strike, which is incomplete at present. A heavy counterweight for the minute hand suggests use in clock with large dial; plates = 6.25 x 2.75" $300-500

120. C.1830-40, movement only, American, large trapezoid, similar to those made by Aaron Willard Jr, complete with keystone and adjusting mechanism. Note center shaft is bent. Counter weight for minute hand; plates = 7 x 2.3 x 3.4" $300-500

121. C.1830, movement only, American, large seconds beating timepiece movement for use on a seat board; note heavy baluster pillars; this mov't has brass plates & soft steel bushings; unusual; 6 x 4" $150-200

122. C.1930, lot of 5 American alarms: 2 Westclox Big Bens, one Ingersoll type T, one Ansco timer and one Ansonia striking Racket; avg ht 6" $90-120 all

123. C.1920, Parker Clock Co., Meriden Conn, rare external bell rotary alarm. Brass case, nickel plated in very clean condition; dial w/ slight stain; ht 6" $150-200

124. C.1930, Janson Clock Co., Chicago, "Time Lite", battery alarm; conventional lever time mov't with 1.5v door buzz alarm that will wake the dead. With extension button for viewing dial at night; 11" $60-90

125. C.1920, Dittman clock Co., New York, "Dittco" battery alarm clock; same basic construction as lot above, but by different company; height 11" $90-120

126. C.1890, German, Lenzkirch, open well wall clock in dark oak. The case lacks top R & L moldings, center R & L moldings and the top is home-made. Still, this is a rare clock with signed Lenz mov't and original cast brass pendulum (finely chased), with solid brass finials+case ornaments. $2000 if all there; 36" $400-600

127. 18th Century gear cutting engine. This large hand powered tool of primitive iron construction is fully functional. Now screwed to a 12 x 23" pine board. Super window display; ht 16" $400-600

128. C.1880, German, Lenzkirch wall regulator in the Vienna style. The quality movement signed Lenzkirch; dial with two spider lines; if this case didn't have some worm damage, we'd have it in Sunday sale; lacks finials; height 30" $275-375

129. A C.1860 English 2-fusee bell striking mov't, mounted to a 9 x 13" painted arch dial, with a flautist and shepherdess in the arch and gypsies in the 4 spandrel areas. The whole in a recently assembled from old wood case w/ new pineapple finials; ht 17" $700-900

130. C.1925, Seth Thomas 8-day T/S mahogany banjo, as-found; same dimensions as Crandall, but with variations; strike rod broken; paper tablets; movement is sound but dirty; height 28" $125-175

131. C.1930, a Waltham 8-day car clock mov't in a purpose made banjo case of carved pine with palm trees in the throat & a lion on the lower box; ht 21" $100-150

132. C.1930, a Waltham 8-day desk clock (with usual 8 day car type mov't). The square mahogany case is very well made and lacks only a small dust cover in the rear; dial = 3.75", w = 8" $60-90

133. C.1900, Boston Clock Co., small desk timepiece in a solid mahog case with original finish; sadly the dial of this clock is badly cracked at 11 & 4; a forgiving collector could live with it as is; runs; ht 5" $50-80

134. C.1898 (dated) Seth Thomas Adamantine in good condition with original dial & label. All the cello is good-- no chips. black with med brown accents; mov't clean & going; ht 11" $90-120

135. C.1900, Ansonia "Bee" alarm. the click for the mainspring has failed, but if you hold pressure on the winder, it runs fine. Alarm OK too; dial = 2" $40-60

136. C.1900, small American rounded gothic style desk clock; 8-day in a solid mahogany case with base molding; not running; ht 4.5 $10-15

137. C.1910, Waterbury "Stork", 30 day time only pressed oak store regulator. Note top is loose from case and the right return is missing. Dial, label & tablets good; ht 36" $175-225

138. C.1910, French brass cased time & alarm carriage clock in a plain Obis case, the front & left glasses with small chips & the original platform in need of attention; good porcelain dial; ht 5.5" $90-120

139. C.1920, Ingraham "Nyanza" 8-day time & strike banjo without orig lower tablet; this clock hung in a clothing store in Mass and has an old print ad for "Folsom & Arnold, Clothiers, Rockland, Mass, Tel: 136-3". Enjoy as is or restore; ht 39" $200-300

140. C.1920, Seth Thomas outside bell, ship's bell, as-found. This clock took a tumble and the bezel is bent at the top. Case is polished bright brass--no nickel left; dial badly discolored; ht 10" $175-275

141. C.1910, Ingraham walnut gingerbread in restored condition with new paper dial; 8-day, T/S/Alarm with original pendulum; tablet is new; clean & runs; ht 24" $125-175

142. C.1920, Gilbert, "Old Mr. Boston", Fine Liquor store advertising clock in original condition; bottom has been wet and is a little rusty; rest OK; ht 22" $100-150

143. C.1850, E. & A. Ingraham, Bristol, early time only gallery clock with east-west mov't. The bezel has been repainted with gold paint, but the dial and label are excellent; orig hands; ht 16" $175-225

144. C.1925, Gilbert globe clock in bronze paint. They must have made a million of these in ivory, but this one's painted bronze; ht 9.5" $30-50

145. C.1860, 8-day iron front with large hinged door. Note attractive pattern cast into the iron. Good barrel pendulum; neat clock; ht 17" $100-150

146. C.1950, Craftsman mini lathe, has 4 jaw chuck, cross feed, tailstock. Lacks aux. cover for reduction gears, but otherwise appears complete & clean; ht 11" $90-120

147. C.1990, Reproduction of the Ansonia "Standard Regulator", weight driven in solid oak. Note the factory utilized the tablet for Ansonia's "Office Regulator". New and complete; ht 36" $350-450

148. C.1910, Jahresuhrenfabrik, 400 day clock w/ disc pendulum; see CTE plate 1101. Pivoted E shaped susp block and original susp. guard. Old heavy glass dome; serial #69895. Running well; ht 11" $150-200

149. C.1950, Kieninger & Obergfell (Kundo), large 400 day clock in the "Louvre" or gazebo style. With original heavy glass dome & 4-ball pend. Running well; height 17" $275-375

150. C.1908, Kienzle 400 day clock, serial #102880 (matching # on pendulum), with quality gimbal suspension & 2 ring guards for suspension wire; ht 11" $150-200

151. C.1950 (dated) German, Aulu Decorative Accessories, Commemorative year clock, Catholic. The dial, signed Anno Sancto, 1950 has the Pope in the center and the 12 apostles clearly pictured in the numeral locations; excellent original condition; ht 11" $60-90

152. C.1950, Kieninger & Obergfell, Deco style 400 day clock with unique 4-cubette pendulum.. Clock is brass with gilded dial and black numerals. New dome is too large in diameter for the clock; ht 13" $125-175

153. C.1950, Kieninger & Obergfell, large "Louvre" model 400 day clock, with original heavy glass dome. Clean & running; ht 17" $275-375

154. C.1920, American brass plated cast iron door stop in excellent original condition. Note unusual motif: dog in doghouse under the sunflowers. Clock is clean and running well. A hard to find item; ht 11" $250-300

155. C.1900, German, Gustav Becker, 400 day clock wtih disc pendulum, in dirty, as-found cond. The impulse rod is missing from verge; suspension wire & hardware missing (fork is there). Old heavy dome; ht 11" $80-120

156. C.1950, German, lot of 2 400 day clocks, post war with heavy domes & decent quality. One Kundo, One Schatz, both w/ 4-ball pend's.; dirty but sound; height 11" $30-50 all

157. C.1955, German, lot of 2 Kundo 400 day clocks, sound but dirty; one with black accent dial & balls, the other with diamond shaped dial; height 11" $30-50 all

158. C.1920, German, Junghans Westminster bracket clock, mahogany with inlay; large 3-tr mov't chiming on steel rods. The arch dial is attractive, but the chapter ring needs resilver; left side return missing; as-found; ht 17" $150-200

159. C.1920, German, Junghans Westminster bracket clock, as-found; the mahogany case missing arch molding over dial. The attractive dial with S/F & Chime/Silent features in the arch; height 17" $125-175

160. A box lot of a dozen mixed grandfather, banjo and shelf clock weights. No photo $25-50

161. C.1975, German, for Horolovar & Co., repro of the Ignatz flying pendulum clock, as new, in box with warranty. Note string holding the ball has broken and will need replacement; ht 10" $125-175

162. C.1866, W. L. Gilbert early 30 hour round top rosewood shelf clock, as-found. Note tablet is clear, pend replaced. Rear label torn but legible; ht 17" $90-120

163. C.1880, English single chain fusee golden oak dial clock; inscription on dial reading: "Presented to A. Cooling, Redhill". Excellent movement with pinned plates is dirty but sound; NO pend; ht 18" $175-275

164. C.1890, Brussels, Belgium, good French style dial clock with broken glass dial' oak case and movement are excellent. 8-day time only; height 18" $100-150

165. C.1921, Seth Thomas double mov't Westminster chime clock (on 4 rods). This case has been refinished and needs steel wool + wax. The movements cleaned and running; Overall very good cond; ht 15" $175-275

166. C.1871 (dated) New Haven 11" Octagon Drop in rosewood. This clock has a couple of minor veneer chips, but has been professionally restored. Has a mint label & brilliant rosewood veneer. Super beginner's clock; ht 23.5" $200-300

167. C.1870, New Haven 30 hour, T/S/Alarm mini steeple in very good original condition; Dial has wear at winding holes; frosted leaf tablet (Fennglass) has some wear; full label is dark but legible; complete & sound; ht 14.5" $125-175

168. C.1900, English single fusee mahogany dial clock, as-found. The case is unusual in that the entire dial & bezel are hinged to the rear box & swing out for service. Will need pendulum (American bob in case) height 15" $125-175

169. C.1860, Seth Thomas mini cottage, octagon top in rosewood; dial is original but faded; mirror tablet is broken, brass bezel has a small dent that will press out. A restorable clock in good condition; ht 9" $125-175

170. C.1850, likely Jerome mahogany cottage clock with original dial with red leaf corners and fabulous tablet of a dog barking at a cat. 30 hour time/Alarm. With old paper glued inside: "Bought from Amos G Avery, Amherst, Mass, 1961" ht 11" $100-150

171. C.1870, Ansonia, 30-hr T/S/Alarm full size steeple in good, as-found cond. Xlnt label 7 dial; the rose tablet is flaked but can be restored; ht 20" $90-120

172. C.1840, Terry & Andrews, Bristol, 8-day T/S/Alarm brass spring beehive in generally good cond.; Couple of veneer chips+mov't dirty. Mint BEEHIVE tablet, $225-275

173. C.1870, E. N. Welch Mfg, 30 hour T/S/Alarm mini OG in good, as-found condition. Rosewood case has been refinished; dial orig.; label good; tablet flaked, 19" $150-200

174. C.1880, E. Ingraham "Crystal" 8-day T/S on bell shelf clock; rosewood sides with imitation grain door w/small piece of gesso missing; neat & original, height 15" $150-200

175. C.1870, Ansonia, complete & original 30-hr beehive with excellent mahog veneer & original finish. Dial is faded and click has failed, but otherwise a good clock;19" $150-200

176. C.1840, Chauncey Goodrich, Forestville, nice early OG in good original condition. Only 1/2 the label remains, but the tablet of Alameda de Paul Havana is great. $150-200

177. C.1913, Seth Thomas "Perth", mahogany cabinet clock w/ arched silvered dial; very clean clock; 11" $175-225

178. C.1886, Seth thomas "Arch Top" in ususual oak veneer. Was painted yellow and has been stripped and there are some chips in the veneer; xlnt label, T/S/Alarm $175-225

179. C.1911 (dated) Self Winding Clock Co., NY square mahogany office clock, late style #29B, has plain door with chamfer edge; orig. serial plate. Clean cond., 21" $175-225

180. C.1905, Seth Thomas "Adamantine", single color: mottled light brown with embossed dial. Cello on left column is cracked; rest OK; clean & going; height 11" $75-100

181. C.1900, German, Junghans stamped brass alarm clock with unusual domed bell. Ticks & stops, case with oxidation & dial discolored. Still cute; ht 8" $10-20

182. C.1900, French or German dial clock with a good time only mov't with cut pinions & rect. plates. Dial repapered incorrectly; orig ornate hands; height 14" $40-60

183. C.1970: Local handicraft Mass shelf clock. This clock was made by an old timer in Methuen, Mass. Every piece except the finials, hands & hinges are hand made. Well made mov't a one-of design. Runs OK; height 38" $400-500

184. C.1920, New Haven "Willard" 8-day time & strike banjo. Note this clock has replacement card stock tablets (Catterall's) and a new finial. Label OK; ht 40" $250-350

185. C.1994, Fanelli & Mangan, repro of the famous Optic eye advertiser. The originals are priceless. Neat gift for your eye doctor; ht 29" $175-275

186. C.1850, Brewster Mfg, Bristol, good 8-day T/S steeple clock. The tablet of Buckingham palace is badly flaked; label is torn but complete. Original dial good; heavy ribbed plate mov't now w/ steel springs; ht 19" $125-175

187. C.1905, Seth Thomas, 10" Drop Octagon, Gilt. This 8-day time only clock is decent; only minus - someone drove a nail through the top above the 12 to secure it to a wall. Label flaking but legible. Ht 21.5" $175-225

188. Metal box of 100+ keys: 6 old cast carriage clock keys, 14 old cranks (large + small); 16 watch keys (mostly antique) and 67 assorted regular keys; $100-$200

189. Box lot of pendulums, gongs, pulleys & misc. Better pends are in photo, includes plastic bag with dozen shelf pendulums & 4 bells. $75-100

190. C.1900, New Haven "Speck", as-found, less hand set button, 1 case nut and with chipped front glass. Includes a leather travel case that's too small for clock; ht 3" $60-80

191. C.1900, these are the remains of a New Haven "Elfrida" in oak. Good heavy New Haven weight mov't w/ second bit (dial incorrect); height 37" As-is $350-400

192. C.1890, F. Kroeber, New York, "One Day Hero", Time & strike walnut shelf clock. The case has been stripped & refinished and hands are new. Some TLC would improve this clock; height 16" $125-175

193. C.1885, Wm. L. Gilbert, under contract for G. B. Owen (signed gong standard), ebonized gesso, 8-day shelf clock as-found. there are minor chips in the gesso, but this clock will clean up OK; ht 17" $125-175

194. C.1845, unsigned (Terry type) candlestand clock under dome. 30 hour pendulum mvt mounted on a porcelain stand & wood base. Note porcelain base is cracked & glued; winding arbor needs restoration; runs OK; ht 10" $250-350

195. C.1880, Ansonia 8-day "Lever", attractive small size for a time & strike clock; rosewood veneer has a few chips. Great full label on rear and orig dial; ht 10.25" $125-175

196. C.1910, Waterbury Clock Co., 8-day, time only short drop school clock in a solid oak case; note the pendulum is incorrect for the clock; with potential; ht 27.5' $175-225

197. C.1890, French, marble with onyx accents clock with good open 'scape mov't and porcelain dial. Minor edge chips, but overall nice; no pendulum; ht 11" $100-150

198. C.1830, Charles Stratton, Holden Mass, good early bevel front wooden works shelf clock; some corner chips lower left. Couple of tears in label, but overall decent clock with a nice dial; height 26" $150-200

199. C.1890, French marble with onyx accents mantle clock, an exceptional case; solid cream porcelain dial; jeweled lever platform on time & strike mov't; ht 10" $90-120

200. C.1900, Seth Thomas, smooth corner crystal regulator, same dimensions as "Orchid #2", with case variations; good porcelain dial & pendulum. A nice clean 4-glass clock; ht 9 7/8" $250-300

201. C.1850, a J. C. Brown full size steeple case & dial, now with a C.1870, E N Welch 8-day mov't. This clock has xlnt figuring in the veneer & xlnt original tablets; no gong and no pendulum; ht 19.5" $90-120

202. C.1890, French crystal regulator with floral dial (note spider lines from 11 to 2). Rear beveled glass with chip. Otherwise, this is a very nice case with 4 full standing columns; overall good cond; ht 11" $300-400

203. C.1920, F. W. Jansen, Chicago, "Time Lite" battery alarm (less remote light button). Case and time movement are sound; height 11" $40-60

204. C.1895, Waterbury "Pearl" gas light clock, with a gas wall bracket (will need adapter to fit). Glass dial is in good cond & clock runs; ht 6" $150-200

205. C.1940, 24 hour dial portable watchman's clock, 8-day with central calendar & center sweep seconds; jeweled lever 'scape; ticks & stops; ht 3" $60-90

206. C.1900, lot of 2 portable watchman's clocks: 1> Swiss with leather carry case; and 2> Chicago Watchman (less leather case and keys); dia = 5" $100-150 all

207. C.1930, Waltham 8-day boudoir clock; antique green finish on cute wooden easel. With typical 8-day car type movement; ht 9" $75-100

208. C.1900, French polished black marble clock, 9-day T/S on gong; excellent porcelain dial, signed Hall Nigol & Cranberry; ht 11" $100-150

209. C.1935, Seth Thomas, Clock+Barometer gift set. Movements set in walnut tubs with spokes, a brass anchor between the two; thermom. missing; 5" $20-40

210. C.1920, German, Kienzle, musical alarm clock in a nickeled sheet brass case; in very nice condition with second bit and playing a lively tune; ht 7" $75-125

211. C.1910, French time only carriage clock in a plain corniche case with good porcelain dial; cylinder platform intact; tiny glass chip; ht 5.75" $90-120

212. C.1910, French time only carriage clock with cylinder platform intact; left glass small chip; dial with hairline from 9 to 3; ht 5.75" $90-120

213. C.1910, French time only carriage clock with a new Swiss platform; minute hand does not match hour hand; rear glass with chip; ht 5.75" $90-120

214. C.1910, Sessions 9" lever gallery clock in mahogany veneer; Dial is repapered; ht 13" $75-100

215. C.1906, Ansonia "Versailles" gilded spelter clock in the Louis XVI style. The top urn has broken at the base & been repaired; dial w/ hairline form 10 to 6; the plaque of 2 winged cherubs in superb; ht 15" $100-150

216. C.1900, Waterbury "Speck", time only mini carriage clock in good condition; movement is sluggish but runs; bev glass all good; ht 3" $90-120

217. C.1890, Yale Clock Co., "Gem", smallest pendulum clock in US; case w/ wear; runs, ht 3" $60-90

218. C.1900, Waterbury "Start" Outside bell alarm on a cast base with nickel finish; mov't bound;5" $60-90

219. C.1900, French spelter statue clock; a young man in costume standing pensively in the garden; note marble & spelter with epoxy repairs; ht 12.5" $90-120

220. C.1900, French polished black marble clock in very nice condition; not open 'scape on black dial +gilded numerals; no chips nor repairs; T/S/gong; ht 9" $125-175

221. C.1900, French polished black marble clock, as-found; case w/ minor edge chips. Good bell strike mov't has incorrect minute hand; otherwise OK; ht 8" $75-100

222. C.1880, National Calendar Clock, double dial calendar, with incorrect upper mov't; OG case with edge chips to veneer; height 26" $100-150

223. Case Only: C.1850, French cut glass & ormolu case (with a crack in the back & front columns replaced).

Rare case if you have the right mov't; ht 12" $150-250

224. C.1900, New Haven Clock Co., the "Norman" figural clock, as-found; dial with large chip at 8; urn missing RH trim; left teardrop broken (in bag); open scape movement is sound; height 20.5" $300-400

225. C.1900, French, small crystal regulator, as-found, left glass is broken and other 3 have small chips; good Japy mov't strikes on gong; ht 8.5" $225-325

226. C.1875, Seth Thomas (incomplete) Office Calendar #4 in rosewood. This clock is missing the lower calendar mechanism, but is otherwise complete; lower dial is new; has good label & veneer (some loose), and original dial; ht 28" $200-300

227. C.1910, Seth Thomas "Boat Clock", mounted on a custom mahogany stand. (Note winding holes at 10 & 2; see Ly's new ST book, page 357. Bezel was bent by latch and has been straightened; ht 8" $300-400

228. C.1950, Chelsea time only engine room clock, as-found. Bezel has been gouged and filed in one spot; dial needs resilvering; Mov't sound; dial=6" $250-350

NOTE ON LOTS 229 & 231, all 110% of price will go to the American Clock & Watch Museum, Bristol, Conn.

229. C.1830-50, a lot of 2 cases(for parts) a> Samuel Terry column & splat with a non-Terry long drop mov't, and b> Terry & Andrews OG case w/ label. $50-100

230. 20th Century-a lot of 2 barometer cases as found, one carved oak job, the other inlaid mahog.; 32" $60-90

231. C.1860, Terhune & Edwards, NY label on Conn. 8-day steeple, as-found. Big veneer chip is inside case, no pend, hands wrong; dial repaint poor;19" $60-90

232. C.1880, E. Ingraham, 30 hour time+alarm poplar octagon top, the case missing base, rest OK, 12" $40-60

233. C.1973, Ken Williams, Evanston, Il,(Dba Old Time Shop) #20 of 75 limited edition barber shop clocks. He used old Waterbury movements in all of these. Includes a copy of letter describing production problems; original price $200; see also lot #448; ht 22" $175-275

234. C.1920, Sessions mahogany tambour in good, as-found cond.; case needs polishing; ht 11" $25-35

235. C.1910, Case+dial for Chelsea #1 wall regulator; oak case lacks bottom & orig dial is signed "Herschede, Cincinnati", Now with 110v. mov't; ht 32" $225-275

236. C.1870, New Haven full size 30 hour steeple, T/S/Alarm, as-found; the mahogany veneer has several chips in need of repair. Minute hand broken off & dial flaking; bird tablet w/background repainted; 20" $75-100

237. C.1890, Hamilton Clock Co., Hamilton, Ontario, a Canadian copy of full size 30 hour steeple. a Couple of veneer chips, but basically OK. Note original etched religious tablet "Cling to the Cross"; rear label is 50%; ht 19.5" $90-120

238. C.1850, Ansonia Brass Co., Ansonia, Conn, earlier rosewood cottage timepiece, as-found. Note gesso door is good, but gold leaf is rubbed off. Retains original dial, hands, label & eagle eye tablet; ht 9.5" $60-90

239. C.1860, Seth Thomas, 8-day weight driven column & cornice. The columns have been painted white, but could be gilded; center tablet original; includes 2 30 hour weights you'll have to change; ht 32" $225-325

240. C.1975, Emperor Clock Co., black walnut 3-weight, Westminster chime +rolling moon tall clock; weights do not show in photo; ht 75" $150-250

241. Box lot of books: 6 general repair manuals on watches, a few dozen NAWCC-Bulletins, along with the bound volume for years 1949-53. $40-60

242. Box lot of 30+/- books, including 11 New York jewelry auction catalogs; rest are watch parts & tool catalogs + repair guide. $30-50

243. Box lot of 24+/- books & catalogs, including "Lessons in Horology", 1905 by Jules & Hermann Grossman, Directors of the Swiss School of Horology, plus assorted catalogs & repair guides. $30-50

244. Box lot of 22+/- watch books, including 12 large Ehrhardt books on Rockford, Waltham, Illinois, Elgin, Hamilton & foreign, plus all 4 editions of Shugart & Engle and 6 booklets by Geo Townsend. $60-90

245. Box lot of 24+/- books, including: The Ship's Chronometer by Whitney; Reed's 1800 Cyclopedia (1970 reprint); Die Franzosiche Pendule of 18th C by Maurice; Royal Clocks by C. Jagger; Clock Collecting, E. Bruton; Time & Timekeepers, Milham; Watch & Clock Encyclopedia, deCarle; Bench Practices, Fried; Pennsylvania Clocks, Eckhardt; Escapements, Gazeley; Salem Clocks, Albricht; plus dozen more. $150-200

246. Box lot of 3 dozen assorted catalog reprints, (Seth Thomas, Jerome, Gilbert, Howard, Herschede, etc.) including a rare reprint of Vermont Clock Co. $50-75

247. C.1915, Seth Thomas, "Long Alarm", in good as-found cond. Dial got damp and is discolored, but rest is OK, height 10" $30-50

248. C.1905, Gilbert black mantle clock; this clock was apart for cleaning; we got the movement put back, but couldn't find the hands; height 10 " $20-40

249. C.1850, Case Only, full size beehive w/ perfect Waterbury label & original tablet; veneer Ok; 19" $20-40

250. C.1960, Lot of two 30 hour cuckoos, complete, as-found, and striker, brown; the other brightly painted, has 3-weights & music box. No photo, 12" $30-50

A-1. C.1880-1910, lot of two New Haven novelties: 1> "Barrel on Skids" (now less skids) missing also one brass stay & drilled for lamp; 2> mini tambour. $40-60

A-2. C.1920, lot of 3 novelties: 1> Austrian alarm on tilt stand, as-found; 2> German mini square bronze cased alarm; and 3> Small, Ansonia, Louis XVI style, very nice, 7" $75-125 all

A-3. C.1925, odd lot of 2 items: 1> M. R. Thoma pigeon timer with two dollar watches, specially modified to stop running when a lever is pushed; 2> Waltham 8-day travel clock in leather case; ticks & stops, 4" $30-60

A-4, C.1980, a small 12 drawer "Akro-Mite" parts bin w/ 59 assorted clock keys (mostly new), ht 9" $40-60

A-5. C.1890, French black slate clock, as-found, missing lower rt molding (+extra slate); good bell strike movement is sound 7 dial perfect; ht 10" $50-80

A-6. Case Only, C.1870, Welch, Spring & Co., Empire style; will need glue & attention; ht 14" $15-30

A-7. Two Cases Only: lot of 2 blacks; Gilbert & Ingraham, complete w/ feet & trim; ht 11" $15-25 all

A-8. A round oak case (unknown origin) with a Seth Thomas #41A mov't that has been turned on its side so the winding arbor will be at 2; Bezel is new; 24" $60-90

A-9. Lot of 2 Modern Cuckoo clocks, as-found with weights, but No bellows tops; parts. No photo $15-25

A-10. Lot of 2 Modern Cuckoo Clocks, one with music (other less music box), for parts; no photo $15-25

A-11. C.1970, German cuckoo with adult birds that dip to tend the nest during striking; one bellows leaking + needs cleaning; ht 15" $15-30

A-12. Hood Only, for C.1775, English, country oak tall case. Fits mov't with 11" square dial. Ht 22" $40-60

A-13. C.1930, Lux Mfg, Town Hall wall clock with swinging bell in belfry. Note bell is missing on this clock, but you get an extra mov't with bell intact; complete with book pendulum and "rolled" certificate weights; height 16" $200-400

A-14. C.1920, Seth Thomas "Long Alarm", as-found. Dial is good, but mov't and case are dirty. Top sheet brass portion is cracked in several places; ht 10" $20-30

A-15. C.1900, German, "Tempora Mutantor" copy of American 30 hour cottage clock; dial has been repainted by an amateur; tablet original; ht 9,5" $30-50

A-16. C.1870, E. N. Welch 30 hour full size steeple, T/S/Alarm, as-found. Label is painted & ruined; case painted & needs refinish; mov't, dial, hands OK. $60-90

A-17. C.1910, Ansonia "Kinsico" oak gingerbread, as-found; note case has been dipped & never finished; wrong paper dial; mov't +pendulum dirty but Ok; ht 22" $50-70

A-18. C.1900, German, Painted dial clock, 2-wt, 30 hour wooden plate mov't (metal wheels+arbors); the 13" dial quite colorful; no pend; weights incorrect. $60-90

A-19. C.1850, Chauncey Jerome full size steeple case in good order + good label, now with an Ansonia 30 hour mov't & dial; good parts; ht 20" $40-60

A-20. C.1920, American: lot of 3 striking tambour clocks, in dirty, as-found condition. All need case work or refinishing; Gilbert needs new paper dial & crystal. Heights 9" $10-20 each, times 3

A-21. C.1870, Jerome & Co., New Haven, 8-day rosewood cottage with gilt gesso door; part of the gilding is rubbed off & door latch is missing; dial starting to flake; still an interesting cottage clock; ht 12" $60-80

A-22. C.1870, Jerome & Co., New Haven, 30 hour T/S/Alarm cottage clock. Case is skinned of veneer; only pine remains. With Gutta Purcha tablet; ht 13" $50-70

A-23. C.1910, German, Junghans mantle clock (like Seth T. "Perth"); note small chip in veneer; pendulum is home-made; will restore OK; ht 11" $50-70

A-24. C.1910, 8-day T/S parts clock; the case is from a Waterbury Electric and the movement is from an Ansonia Cabinet series; ht 13" $25-35

A-25. C.1920, a married oak timepiece store regulator. Quality oak case with full glass front; now with a Waterbury movement, dial, pendulum & key. Movement is crooked and dial is turned left about 5; 35" $125-175

A-26. C.1975, German, for Horolovar & Co., repro Ignatz flying pendulum clock. This clock sat in the sun & is faded & the ball is a replacement. Still seems to run OK. height 10" $75-100

A-27. C.1930, L & R "Master" watch cleaning machine, 4-station with 2 extra jars; great for small parts; height 20" $20-40

A-28. C.1910, Sessions oak long drop octagon school clock. The finish is original on this clock, but it has a new paper dial, new hands and a German pendulum. A little work will improve this clock; ht 32" $225-275

A-29. C.1890, Self Winding Clock Co., NY, Regulator #18 in oak. (Similar to ST #30) Note bottom trim is missing & veneer is gone from rt side of case; mov't dirty and lacks seconds hand; parts or restore; height 45" $275-375

A-30. C.1928 (dated), pair of "Tork" 250v (Max) mechanical clock circuit timers with original instruction booklet; height 10" $20-40 all

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