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I found this at an auction recently. Claimed to be circa 1900 manufacture & by the looks & label inside probably accurate. I assume the "Railroad Time" stenciling is legitimate (?), but I have been unable to find anything like it searching the internet. Seems to run ok & chimes still work. Would appreciate if anyone has any knowledge of this type of clock. Thanks! Andy  | |||
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absolutely gorgeous Andy, and one of the types of clocks that used to be used to run the railroads,what a beauty  looks to me to be a Waterbury with two weights to provide maintaining power. I wish it was hanging beside my Grand Trunk Regulator  | |||
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Absolutely beautiful!!! Bill Carlson | |||
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No knowledge but I love it! | |||
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Hi Andy nice looking clock. | |||
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I agree, what a beauty. Gary | |||
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