I am working with a group from Chapter #35 in Louisville to restore the E. Howard #2 that was in the L&N train station. Some of the restored clocks we have seen have had a simple pin-strip on the green base. Some have had fancy "spaghetti" (I call it that for a lack of a better term). An example of this spaghetti is on the E. Howard in the tower clock display at NAWCC (http://www.nawcc.org/museum/nwcm/galleries/tower/howard.htm).
The question we have is this: If we are restoring a clock that we believe had spaghetti on the legs, how do we put it back? Others have restored E. Howard tower clock and applied the spegetti. Where do we begin?
The question we have is this: If we are restoring a clock that we believe had spaghetti on the legs, how do we put it back? Others have restored E. Howard tower clock and applied the spegetti. Where do we begin?