I am starting a catalog of the Pennwood Numechrons from 1935 up. Please post a picture of your numechron (s) with a model number or name and the year if known. Thanks-Russ
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That's a NICE one! It was actually made by Mastercrafters using a Pennwood movement instead of their usual Sessions movement. The Mastercrafters clocks with these movements are very rare. Only made for a year or so (about 1940) just before world war 2. I have one also.Here is a really kool Pennwood clock I acquired a number of years ago. No model number that I can find
It's been four years, but I hope Tea figured out he can use a Telechron/GE B type coil assy and coil pole, almost a exact fit. Make sure to tighten fasteners very tight or will hum. CW
found your blog 9 years to late but would like to share my collection if its allowedI am starting a catalog of the Pennwood Numechrons from 1935 up. Please post a picture of your numechron (s) with a model number or name and the year if known. Thanks-Russ
I have two wagons that I restored and set them up so they are pulled by horses from other clocksI got another more elaborate Conestoga Wagon Tele-vision, Pennwood, Numechron. ithas two oxen pulling the wagon.
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Here is another Western theme Numechron I bought
there is a video of haw to fit a newer motor onRe: 1937 Bronze Pennwood Numechron
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The motor must be burnt out (no ohm)
Is there a place that will repair the windings or replacement motor or used?
Thank you