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Well, my first(actually second, the first isn't back yet)clock. Ca.1890 Ansonia calander clock, I don't know what this particular model was called, but we are very happy with it! Sam Williamson | |||
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Movement. Sam Williamson | ||||
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Sam, What a nice addition to your family. As well as being a nice clock, it will never have colic, need new shoes, want a driver’s license or go to college. The clock will never borrow money, either. Why did we not think of that when we were having kids? | ||||
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Ah, Sam!! The hunt is finally successful! Great catch!! This is the picture of it from Tran's Ansonia book. Tom | ||||
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Sam, nice looking wall clock...good looking dial and lower stenciled glass. Congradulations Derek | ||||
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Very nice and unusual clock Sam, Ansonias have quite a following and we have many topics about them... Find or Search for "Ansonia" in our Clocks Forum Here is one close to my heart... Click for topic: The Ansonia Clock we call "Margaret" Congratulations on your acquisition, Lindell | |||
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Thanks guys! The dial on my clock is not original, it is pieced together in 2 parts & appears to have been done many,many years ago. Other than that, it seems all original & is keeping good time, I'll be tweaking the regulation for a while though. Would love to find an original dial for it, but my clockmaker told me not to hold my breath. Actually, I kind of like the current one, seems to be hand painted and not quite perfect. Sam Williamson | ||||
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