Movement for a standard Ansonia regulator

[WRLaw57]

Hello all,
I am new to the forum and just getting started in clock repair, restoration, and building new cases for orphan movements. I have already repaired and restored 5 movements and would really like the help of this group.
Right now I am trying to identify the movement that goes into the Ansonia regulator case I purchased for restoration. Pictures are attached. The case is a long one, and the pendulum is ~24 inches and hangs from a bracket on the top back of the case. I have found this described as a "standard" regulator, but I'm not sure what movement to look for. I'm not clear on how the pendulum interacts with a movement. Any help you could give me in identifying the movement I should be looking for (or better, if you have one) I'd appreciate.
WRLaw

 

[R. Croswell]

I can't help with the movement, but the crutch of the movement should have a small finger that goes into that little brass slot on the pendulum stick. That's how the movement and pendulum connect. The 4 holes in the wood back suggest a rectangular movement that was screwed to ythe back board of the case. Won't be an easy movement to find.

RC

 

[WRLaw57]

I can't help with the movement, but the crutch of the movement should have a small finger that goes into that little brass slot on the pendulum stick. That's how the movement and pendulum connect. The 4 holes in the wood back suggest a rectangular movement that was screwed to ythe back board of the case. Won't be an easy movement to find.

RC

Thanks. I wondered if that was the purpose of the slot.

 

[Tbucket]

Here's a link to one on worthpoint. Not sure if it is shown for value or for sale as I am not a member of Worthpoint. I also attached a photo I found along with a picture from Trans' "Ansonia clocks & watches" book.

ANTIQUE ANSONIA STANDARD REGULATOR MOVEMENT | #152969929

Please read entire description carefully to avoid misunderstandings. This movement was removed from an Ansonia Standard Regulator Clock like the one pictured on page 195 of Tran Duy Ly’s book Ansonia

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