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Here's a photo of my 1934 Louis XVI Ship strike tambour. I always wanted to find one of these because of the sea dragons flanking the dial.
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I have this cir. WWII Chelsea in the war time phenolic case. Keeps real nice time (a couple of min / wk usually). It spends summers on...
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This my only Chelsea clock acquired many years ago and one of the first to form my modest collection of clocks. It ran perfectly for...
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This clock at present is the only Chelsea that I own but maybe it can "squeak" in here as it strikes the ships watch. It has the bronze...
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Here is my humble addition and only Chelsea I own. This is a 12 Inch Special Grand Tiffany Dial with Brass Ball Feet with matching...
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Here are a couple of my favorite Chelsea’s. 1st is a rare 1905 Mahogany and Metal or Commander with the wide fluted bezel. It is a 10”...
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The 10" Mahogany and Metal is also a favorite with me. Mine is Time Only, S/N 22475, dating the clock to around 1906. Great original...
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Here is one out of my collection from 1918 my oldest Chelsea in the collection.
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I would stay away from the Seth Thomas ship's bell clocks. Their WWII vintage maritime clocks are well made and well priced though. If...
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