ID my brother's clock, please

[abe]

My brother sold the farm we both grew up on on Friday. It had been a while since I was there. Our Dad had lots of clocks. He gave each of us 4 kids a shelf clock or a wall clock. I have a Barnes and Bartholomew wooden works clock that runs good. Anyhow, I saw my brother's clock was running and accurate. I didn't have time to ask him about it, however.

Can you tell me the maker of this clock. Is it a 30 hour wooden works clock like mine is? Thanks.

 

[Steven Thornberry]

It’s not a wood works clock. It is an eight day time only wall clock of a style often called a store regulator. It might have been made by Sessions or Gilbert, but other manufacturers also made this style.

 

[abe]

Thank you, Steven. Anyone have an idea how it is?

How can you tell it is not wood works clock?

 

[Willie X]

1915 would be close. It's way to new to have wooden works. That one has a simple time only movement, some had a calendar and/or a striking movement.
Willie X

 

[Walt Wallgren]

Based on the crown piece in the picture, (a better picture would help)I would guess it could be a Gilbert Observatory model, which was my first clock. Mine was made in early 1906. It is a good time keeper and I inherited it from my grandfather.