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Posted 05/06/2012 02:13 am
Could only keep a few, had to move about twenty before the divorce (huh what clocks lol)
These 2 are Seth Thomas #2 weight regulators. Weight driven were much more accurate than spring driven these hung in railroad stations and public places and people set their pocket watches to them. Both are 100% original no repainted dials as they were painted on zinc and paint tended to deteriorate quick. Cases never stripped and redone. The one on the left is oak, the one on the right is mahogany and has a special label in it indicating it was used in the Philadelphia school system.
A Seth Thomas #3 top pic and a #20 bottom pic this is a 60" clock that I moved because they were(dipped lol) new painted dial and refinnished case.
A small Swiss regulator that I recently picked up cheap, not my thing but for the price I couldn't pass it up.
And this Waterbury Hall Clock #62 was a special order manufactured in 1886 only available for one year. And with all the research I have done it is believed that it was purchased/ordered by my mothers great-grandfather will be residing in my home someday. The #2's at the top sold in the $10-$12 range and this clock was priced at a whopping $155 (I have a copy of the catalog)
For all you Winchester collectors I had 7 model 61's including 4 smooth bores, and a 3 digit octagon barrel with factory peeps.
These 2 are Seth Thomas #2 weight regulators. Weight driven were much more accurate than spring driven these hung in railroad stations and public places and people set their pocket watches to them. Both are 100% original no repainted dials as they were painted on zinc and paint tended to deteriorate quick. Cases never stripped and redone. The one on the left is oak, the one on the right is mahogany and has a special label in it indicating it was used in the Philadelphia school system.
A Seth Thomas #3 top pic and a #20 bottom pic this is a 60" clock that I moved because they were(dipped lol) new painted dial and refinnished case.
A small Swiss regulator that I recently picked up cheap, not my thing but for the price I couldn't pass it up.
And this Waterbury Hall Clock #62 was a special order manufactured in 1886 only available for one year. And with all the research I have done it is believed that it was purchased/ordered by my mothers great-grandfather will be residing in my home someday. The #2's at the top sold in the $10-$12 range and this clock was priced at a whopping $155 (I have a copy of the catalog)
For all you Winchester collectors I had 7 model 61's including 4 smooth bores, and a 3 digit octagon barrel with factory peeps.
, murrough and pennrj430!
