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Does anyone have expertise or experience with tall case clocks associated with the Minutemen circa 1775?
Sorry for being vague I'm new to this site. I have a clock that was owned by a member of the Minutemen. He went on to be a cabinet maker. He did not make this clock as he was too young at the time I think. He was 15. The date on the face is 1775. All records report him as the owner but no listing of maker. Is there somewhere in the clock I can tell who made it? The face reads Lexington 1775. Thank you.Not sure what you mean by the Minutemen, but yes I've had dozens of American and British tallclocks and bracket clocks from the era. Do you have a specific question I can help with?
Sorry for being vague I'm new to this site. I have a clock that was owned by a member of the Minutemen. He went on to be a cabinet maker. He did not make this clock as he was too young at the time I think. He was 15. The date on the face is 1775. All records report him as the owner but no listing of maker. Is there somewhere in the clock I can tell who made it? The face reads Lexington 1775. Thank you.
I dont know how to.post pictures. I've clicked on the option but nothing for.picturesAs Joey suggests good photos are necessary for us to be of much assistance. There are at least 10 listed clock makers working in Lexington, several of which worked during the Revolutionary War period.
I dont know how to.post pictures. I've clicked on the option but nothing for.pictures