I bought this today and figured it was the Standard Electric Time Co Master Clock. WHen I go there it looks smaller and bottom different. He said was a clock in the school that rang the bells.
Does anyone know the model of this clock, age, and history. I have yet to see this clock on the internet.
Some questions on getting this to run. I do have a 24V adapter. Wondering which wires connect to the adapter. On the top of the clock there are letters R & M-figure that might be the connections? I have pictures of the movement wires and the top connections. Advice and info would be appreciated.
Also, I never had this type of pendulum. I think one of the pictures shows that the pendulum is crooked and not straight. How can you make it straight? I see a small screw near the top bar, does that do it?
Lastly, the wood almost looks fake, it is too shiny with no texture. Any ideas if wood and if so what wood it could be?
Again, info and advice on wiring to get this to run would be appreciated.
Thanks as always!
Does anyone know the model of this clock, age, and history. I have yet to see this clock on the internet.
Some questions on getting this to run. I do have a 24V adapter. Wondering which wires connect to the adapter. On the top of the clock there are letters R & M-figure that might be the connections? I have pictures of the movement wires and the top connections. Advice and info would be appreciated.
Also, I never had this type of pendulum. I think one of the pictures shows that the pendulum is crooked and not straight. How can you make it straight? I see a small screw near the top bar, does that do it?
Lastly, the wood almost looks fake, it is too shiny with no texture. Any ideas if wood and if so what wood it could be?
Again, info and advice on wiring to get this to run would be appreciated.
Thanks as always!












