68.      $600

New Haven “Sauer’s Advertiser”, ca. 1910.  These clocks were made in the early 1900’s by Sauer’s in Richmond, VA, using a New Haven time-only, 8-day unsigned movement and case, 42 inches in length.  It has a 12-inch signed, painted dial that shows some smearing of the lettering from aggressive cleaning.  The plain wood case is darkly stained and has a few scrapes.  The advertising glass is the main attraction and is in excellent shape with no scratches or losses; however, there is some tarnishing to the gold medals.  Sauer’s reissued this clock in the 1970’s; reissues have a bright green background behind the Sauer’s name, while the originals have a dark green background, as seen here.  The clock is running fine and keeping time but is rather loud.  There is a New Haven label on the back.  AAC sold this clock a year ago for $900. $600-$900.