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    Looking for info about John Troughton, English Clock Maker

    Thanks for your reply jmclaugh. What are the chances of finding a pair of original hands? Can you post a photo of what they should look like?
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    Looking for info about John Troughton, English Clock Maker

    Hi, I am looking for some information concerning John Troughton. I was unable to get a photo of the movement. However, from the Internet I discovered that Troughton lived in Helstone. Any other information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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    Forestville, Conn Clock Makers

    Thanks for your comments Jerome Collector and others. I'll work on the other imagery in the tablet.
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    Forestville, Conn Clock Makers

    Okay, I'm back. Attached is a photo of the Forestville Clock Co. label. At the bottom of the label is printed: CALHOUN PRINTING CO., 66 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. I have also attached a photo of the unusual tablet. The glass is wavey and I see no pry marks indicating the glass had been...
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    Forestville, Conn Clock Makers

    Hi, I have a brass movement OG with a Forestville Clock Co, Forestville, Conn label. Can anyone tell me the dates that company made clocks? Was the Forestville Manufacturing Co. earlier or later? Regards
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    Junghans wall clock

    Hi, I just purchased a Junghans wall clock and discovered it is missing an eagle top and a round finial for the bottom. It's like looking for a needle in a haystack but is there one out there? Any help greatly appreciated.
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    Post your JUNGHANS clocks here

    Thanks soarjoy for your help in identifying/dating my clock. I see that I'm missing two finials for the bottom. Have a good day.
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    Gesso front ogee by H. Welton & Co.

    Thanks. It worked!
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    Gesso front ogee by H. Welton & Co.

    Hi Peter, You have a great H. Welton clock with its brass movement and "Improved Brass Clocks" lable. I have a flat front walnut H. Welton with the same label but with a wood plate movement. It probably was made during Welton's transition from wood movement to brass movement clocks. Thanks for...
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    Post your JUNGHANS clocks here

    Thanks Harold. From the wavy glass I thought it was earlier.
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    Post your JUNGHANS clocks here

    Can you help me determine when my Junghaqns was made. Plate is marked B-20, 104 1/2. The clock is 39 inches tall. I do not think the pendulum is original but not sure. A photo from a catalog would be great. Thanks for your reply.
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    Certified Clock Repair person

    Can you estimate the cost to get a complete wood movement running?
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    Seth Thomas No. 2, Very Early 1875

    Thanks tymekppr, that will do fine. Funny, I never thought of that!!
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    Seth Thomas No. 2, Very Early 1875

    Boy jacks61fd, thanks for pointing out the fact that my clock needs a small piece of wood with a beat scale at the bottom of the weight board. I never noticed the space before now. Do you have a description/photo of the beat scale?
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    Seth Thomas No. 2, Very Early 1875

    I lost my color photo of the movement that goes with my Seth THomas Reg No 1 but found a black and white. Didn't want to take the clock apart.
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    Seth Thomas No. 2, Very Early 1875

    Sorry but I missposted the movement from another Seth Thomas. Will post the right one.
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    Seth Thomas No. 2, Very Early 1875

    Hi, I have a similar Seth Thomas Regulator that I think is early based on the condition of the wood. The case was made from pine. I don't think it had ever been veneered. Someone told me that all No 1 Regulators had the weight hidden by a weight board. Can anyone tell if this is an early model?
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    Amazing Video - Had To Share!

    Any idea how the waves are produced?
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    Hairspring trouble

    Thanks bangster- I'll send him a photo.
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    Hairspring trouble

    I am restoring an S. B. Jerome round gallery clock and need a replacement or repair of the movements hairspring. The spring is .0045" thick, .0355" wide and 11.5" long. The movement is similar to the one shown. Can anyone advise me as what to do? Regards.
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