Hi,
Is there some way to see the Nawcc bulletins? I select the "See Past Issues" and then it takes me to a page where I have to be a member to view. I am already a member and signed in. It takes me in a loop. Any suggestions?
Greg
I have a Waterbury mantle clock that has a grinding noise when it chimes. Does anybody know what causes this? I tried to upload a small video but this system won't allow it, evidently. Greg
Hi Clockers,
The following website contains quite a few antique-clock books that you can checkout online for free. I think 2 weeks is a loan period before you have to recheck it out. It is like a regular library. Check it out! Click on the following: Welcome to Open Library | Open Library
Greg
I have a Howard Miller ship's wheel clock that won't chime past fives strikes. The rack won't drop past the fifth notch. Any suggestions? Not versed enough in the mechanism yet.
Does anyone know if Japy Freres French movements were ever manufactured in Wooden Wall Clocks? I don't have a French clock book. Would appreciate a response. Thanks. Greg
Hi,
I have a clock case but no movement. I'm really not sure what movement goes in this case. It seems to need a very small movement because the spring posts are only 2 inches apart and level to the hands post. I've looked in my books but had no luck. I thought maybe a cuckoo movement is proper...
I'm learning about clocks and want to know if there is an available video that shows how to assemble a Sessions movement? I'd appreciate any suggestions. Greg
Is there a clock and/or price guide that focuses on camel-back mantle clocks? I noticed the five books from Erhardt lists a small selection of them. Thanks.
Does anybody know of a video that shows how to reassemble an E. N. Welch movement. This is my first attempt at disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly. I have the basic concepts but need help with procedure. I'd appreciate any resource. I'm did a search on youtube but Scotty's World is the only...
I was hoping someone could identify what the heck this clock is. It has a bubble face glass and lead/glass door. The movement is "Imperial" and two wires are coming out the top. It looks to me like an old advertising clock of sorts? Any ideas?
I know the Alaron Clock is not considered high-quality or valuable, but I'd like to know some history of the maker. I've sought anything on the Internet but have not found much of use. Does anyone have a source they can share? I'd appreciate it.
Doug
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