Clock Looking for a Seth Thomas Pendulum Suspension Spring

[vveness]

My Canadian Pacific Seth Thomas railway clock suffered a broken pendulum suspension spring during a recent move (despite the pendulum being secured). Given it's age, is it likely that a spare part exists, or will one need to be fabricated? Are there instructions available if the latter approach is required?

An image posted by Don Linde on a NAWCC forum appears to be an exact match (reattached here). The middle part is spring steel, clamped between two thin pieces of brass:

Thank You!

 

[EscapeWheel]

I did a search on the auction site and found several. This is what I entered:

Seth Thomas #2 Suspension Spring

 

[Roger S Gorham]

My Canadian Pacific Seth Thomas railway clock suffered a broken pendulum suspension spring during a recent move (despite the pendulum being secured). Given it's age, is it likely that a spare part exists, or will one need to be fabricated? Are there instructions available if the latter approach is required?

An image posted by Don Linde on a NAWCC forum appears to be an exact match (reattached here). The middle part is spring steel, clamped between two thin pieces of brass:
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Thank You!

I’m fairly certain these are available through timekeepers.com