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Is this clock movement a KIENZLE ? I can't find any information on this spring wound movement. Thanks in advance. Bill Carlson  | ||
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Not certain Bill, but think it could be a Lenzkirsch (Spelling???) or Winterhalder & Hoffmaier, think the latter used the initials W&H too though. John | ||||
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Hi John, I think I have found the answer to my own question. I found this on the "net". The trade mark is pretty much the same but no mention of the words or numbers. I suppose it has something to do with production of this type of movement Bill Carlson  | |||
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This is similar to the clock I have just finished. Bill Carlson  | |||
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