Vintage carriage clock, working, with key, German made

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This carriage clock is made in West Germany and is in working order. I have hade it sitting around the house for years and never had it running, I wound it and it started running. This is a 8 day clock with two hammers that strike a small bell each hour. T is writing on the works that reads Emil Schmeckenbecher Two Jewels made in West Germany Unadjusted with the # 70 and the # 130-080. I do not know what these numbers mean. This clock is in good condition with the exception of the marks you can see in the pictures. I'm not a clock expert but I'll do my best to answer any questions. The height of this clock is 12 1/2 inches and is 8 1/4 wide by 4 1/2 deep at the base. The front has a door with glass that opens so that you can set and wind the clock and Yes I do have the for this clock. This a very nice looking clock and the sound that it makes when the hammers hit the small bell is soft and pleasing. This clock would make a very nice add to any home. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.

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