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American Chime Clock Co, Phila, 5 Tube Hall Clock
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American Chime Clock Co, Phila, 5 Tube Hall Clock, presented in 1936 to Henry N. Schramm, by Rotary International, commemorating his service as District Governor, in a mahogany Federal style case, with presentation plaque attached, 90"h x 27"w x 18"d
5 tube hall clock, Herschede, Model 524, ca. 1930
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5 tube hall clock, Herschede, Model 524 with 3 weights, tubular chime movement and mahogany cabinet, ca. 1930, 87 in. T, 18 in. W, 11 in. D.
Carved Oak Herschedes/Revere 7 Tube Chiming Hall Clock
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Carved Oak Herschedes/Revere 7 Tube Chiming Hall Clock, engraved brass dial signed James E Caldwell & Co, Philadelphia, electric movement, ornate figural carved oak case, waist door with beveled glass and ornate black overlay. It is our opinion that the case is about 30 years older than the movement, likely having originally contained a weight driven movement, probably a tube striking JJ Elliot type. The color of the crutches on which the electric movement is supported are of a different natural color than the inside of the case. Herschedes and Revere began manufaturing electric hall clocks in 1926, with 5,7, and 9 tube movements. THE SN on this movement is 106984, dating to about 1931. It would be a simple matter to add back a correct movement, and you'd have a great clock!!!!! 102"h x 31"w x 19"d
Herchede Cincinnati Mahogany Westminster Tube Chime Hall Clock
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American Herchede Hall Clock Co., Cincinnati Lovely Mahogany Westminster Tube Chime Hall Clock, Circa 1920, 11″ beautiful pierced gilt brass & silvered dial has a painted rolling moon phase in the 16″ arch, 8-day, 3 weight brass 5-tube chime movement, bronze plaque inside door reads “Grand Prize winner, Panama Exposition 1915″ three weight five tube movement has chime/silent & strike/silent switch, an excellent collector & decorative clock, excellent condition, good original finish, recently serviced movement. Height 90”.
MAHOGANY HALL CLOCK BAILY BANKS BIDDLE PHILA 1910
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An exceptional hall clock in mahogany made for the “Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Co. Philadelphia” circa 1910. The clock features Whittingdon, St. Michaels, and Westminster strike options, all played on nine chromed tubes. Ht: 91″ Width: 25″ Depth: 18″
Herschede 5-tube Hall clock
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A 20th century Herschede Hall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with Brass moon phase dial and quarter hour Westminster chiming on 5 tubular chimes. Mahogany case with traditional broken arch top and single long door flanked by full length fluted half columns. Older finish with some wear. Running when cataloged. 79″ high.
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Herschedes Model 217 9 Tube Hall Clock
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