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The Standard Electric Time Co. Clock/17" Solid Oak Case
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The Standard Electric Time Co.clock dial mounted in a solid oak case 21 inches tall and 17 inches diameter.The case may have been mounted on a larger piece of Oak like a back bar or wall unit.May have been from a railroad station or other public place.The case has a flat base that lets the clock stand freely but t is a piece missing from each side on the back side of the base.The oak dial ring is hinged at the bottom but t is no clasp or latch at the top to hold it closed but it stays in place as long as the case is upright.The solid oak case is 4 inches thick and unfinished on the back.The dial is 13 inches diameter and painted white metal with black Roman numerals and minute markers around the dail. This is all original with no touch up.The clock face has "THE STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME CO.-SPRINGFIELD MASS.".The Oak Case is excellent condition with no craces or damage and all original finish.The clock face has a few very tiny spots w the metal underneath is showing through and the clock is missing the minute hand.The clock itself is by the Howard Miller clock company and has the original decal with this information;"Howard Miller X Clock Company-115v 60 cy 3 watts-Household clock-listed 692M and a UL mark.The clock motor has this mark;Lanshire -made in USA type XL7.T are two wires.I dont know if the clock works and I'm not sure if this is all original or pieced together but the Solid Oak case and the clock dial fit right.T is NO glass in the front ring.Great size with all the right stuff.Solid oak architecture case in original finish,The Standard time co. dial face and a Howard Miller clock works.Buyer Pays $18.00 S&H&I I was informed that this is a half of a corridor clock that would have has another half with another dial facing in the opposite direction to be viewed from both sides.Also the clock is a slave that would have been run by a master clock.
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