669.               $10

Wooden dial for a Terry-type wooden movement. Clean, 12.25 inches wide and 11.625 inches tall.

670.                $10

Wooden dial for a Terry-type wooden movement.  Clean but faded, with some losses and a below-mainstem floral decoration, 11 inches wide and 11 inches tall.

671.                 $5

Waterbury Clock Co. metal dial. An 8-inch painted metal dial in a nickel bezel (8.5-inch overall diameter) for a time-only movement – note the position of the winding hole.  Original paint and logo. 

672.                $5

Large brass pendulum bob.  Eight inches in diameter, 2 lb 6 oz.  Needs a stick; does not look antique. 

673.                $50

No. 2 brass weight.  Very tarnished, with replaced hook and base plate.  At 5 lb 12 oz, 6.25-inch long cylinder with some dents.

701.                  $10

American Shelf and Wall Clocks, A Pictorial History for Collectors, Robert W.D. Ball, 1992.  Hardcover with dust jacket, in excellent condition, 271 pages with extensive color and black & white photos of over 2000 clocks.  A great photo reference.

702.                 $50

Willard’s Patent Time Pieces, Paul J Foley, 2002.  Hardcover with dust jacket, in plastic, unopened; 358 pages with many color and black and white photos. The essential reference on early banjo clocks.  My most used book.

703.                 $50

American Wooden Movement Tall Clocks, 1712-1835, Philip E. Morris Jr, 2011.  Hardcover with dust jacket, like new, 511 pages with color photos.  The definitive reference for wooden movement tall case clocks. 

704.                 $5

Clocks, Douglas H. Shaffer, Coooper-Hewitt Museum, The Smithsonian Illustrated Library of Antiques, 1980.  Hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, good condition. Mostly black and white photos with some color.  A history of clockmaking worldwide, with chapters on clocks from American, other lands, pocket watches, and advice for collectors.  

705.                 $10

An Empire in Time, Oechsle, Boyce, and Collaborators, 2003.  Hardcover with dust jacket, 185 pages, mostly black & white photos.  A history of clockmakers in upstate New York.  A great reference.

706.                 $5

Clocks and Watches of New Jersey,William E. Drost, 1966.  Hardcover with plastic cover, 291 pages, black & white photos.  A history of early clockmaking in New Jersey. 

707.                 $5

Erastus Hodges, 1781-1847, Theodore B. Hodges, 1994.  Hardcover with dust jacket, 360 pages, black & white photos including historic photos of relevant locations in and around Torrington, CT.  A history of business and manufacturing, including clockmaking (Norris North & Co.) in early New England. 

708.                 $5

709.                 $1

Johann Ludwig Eberhardt and His Salem Clocks, Frank P. Albright, 1978.  Hardcover with dust jacket, 160 pages in like-new condition; black & white photos. “This book describes the life, times, and work of …Eberhardt (1758-1839), the master clockmaker in Salem, North Carolina.”  A must for Carolina clock collectors today. 

710.                  $1

711.                   $1

Six Quaker Clockmakers,Edward E. Chandlee, 1943, reprinted 1975.  Hardcover, 260 pages, black & white photos. A history of the Chandlee family of Quaker clockmakers from 1709-1811 in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. 

714. (TP)                     $3

A Connoisseur’s Guide to Antique Clocks & Watches, Ronald Pearsall, 1997.  Hardcover with dust jacket, good condition, 123 pages and 104 full color photos.  From sand clocks and lantern clocks to long-case clocks to modern timepieces.

715.                  $10

American Clocks, An Introduction, Tom Spittler, 2011.  Softcover, 130 pages with many color photos. A brief history of clockmaking in the United States including all the major manufacturers in the late 1800’s.  Recommended for new collectors and seasoned collectors who could use a review. 

Each sells for $10, no bidding.  You can buy immediately for $15 by clicking on the link below and your book will be mailed the next day (postage included in price). 

716.                  $35

Fashion Calendar Clock Identification Guide, Bill Bauer, 2026.  Softcover, spiral-bound, 224 pages with many color photographs and text descriptions. “A comprehensive model guide from 1875 through the late 1880s”.  Everything you could possibly want to know or see on the Southern Calendar Clock Co. and Seth Thomas Fashion calendar clocks, with a brief discussion of Fashion clocks from other makers.  Each sells at the indicated price, no bidding, multiple copies available.

717.                  $5

The Clock Repairer’s Handbook, Laurie Penman, 2010.  Softcover, 176 pages, black and white diagrams and illustrations.  Like new. 

712.                    $5

NAWCC Bulletin with article by Gerald Seigel on Wagon Spring Clocks, August 1995. 

713.                   $1 ea

Four NAWCC Supplements. “The life and Death of the Ithaca Calendar Clock Company” by James W. Gibbs, 82 pages, 1960.  “E Howard: The Man and the Company”, 16 pages, Winter 1962.  “Elmer Ellsworth Dungan and the Dickory Dickory Dock Clock” by Charles Terwilliger, 26 pages, Summer 1966.  “The Dueber-Hampden Story” by James W. Gibbs, 64 pages, 1954.  Indicate which pamphlet(s) you are bidding on your bid sheet.