posted April 17, 2005 22:31
Can anyone help me with the name of this clock and an approximate manufacture date? I do not have "The Book." Many thanks,
Dick
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posted April 17, 2005 22:35
I should add that this one chimes and strikes on nested cup bells. I think the chime train is behind and separate from the main movement.
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posted April 17, 2005 23:04
Tran's book lists it as "Chime clock No. 57, ca 1914, four bells."
Great looking clock. And those nested bells sound very sweet.
Tom
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posted April 17, 2005 23:32
Tom, Thank you very much for the info. Yes, the nested bells are sure sweet. I just wish it were not a "visitor." I guess I will just have to save my money and put one on my "wish list." I really need another clock, anyway. Thanks again, Dick
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IHC President Life Member posted April 21, 2005 09:50
I agree Dick, The Seth Thomas Sonora Chime is one of the most pleasant and melodic sounds you'll ever hear. It is a very soothing sound to have in your home. Lindell Posts: 10553 | Location: Northeastern Ohio in the USA | Registered: November 19, 2002
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posted April 21, 2005 23:04
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