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The Grandfather Clocks I have seen at libraries I visited

u/ILovePublicLibraries — 7 days ago

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Clock my Great Grandfather built

My great grandfather built this clock from blueprints but never added any works. I found a local expert and finally finished it late last year.

u/johnny_jay — 4 days ago

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My father in law bought this clock from an antiques dealer in the 80s. He was told that the maker made only two of this model. It’s 100” tall and does not have chimes, but dings out a little bell to count the hours. He said he thinks it was made in 1820. Any thoughts or info on it?

u/OneHitWonder-69 — 9 days ago

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I’ve taken the movement off as one of the chains came lose.

Do I need to take the backing off to feed the chain through there’s no space to work with.

u/Equal-Significance86 — 8 days ago

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While I have the whole movement off is there anything that I also need to attend too. For example should that pin be inside the pnedulm ?

u/Equal-Significance86 — 8 days ago