Reply With QuoteRecently found a Gallery clock 10" dail with a small window in the bottom to see pend/bob. the dail and the movement are both marked "Patent Ideal".any ideas or info on company -manufacturer??
Thanks Tony
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Ideal Patent clock ID
Recently found a Gallery clock 10" dail with a small window in the bottom to see pend/bob. the dail and the movement are both marked "Patent Ideal".any ideas or info on company -manufacturer??
Thanks Tony
Registered user.
Ideal Patent clock ID
Recently found a Gallery clock 10" dail with a small window in the bottom to see pend/bob. the dail and the movement are both marked "Patent Ideal".any ideas or info on company -manufacturer??
Thanks Tony
Registered user.
Ideal Patent clock ID
Greets Tony -- Spittler, Spittler & Bailey in their _American Clockmakers and Watchmakers_ have an entry for the Ideal Clock Manufacturing Company as follows: "Waterbury, Conn. Produced a quarter hour striking clock with tandem wind at 6 o'clock position patented by Joseph Petrillo of Boston, Oct. 12, 1909. One model had round mahogany case, porcelain dial." The listing for Joseph Petrillo gives no further information. Regards, Duck NAWCC 118804
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