164.          $100

Sessions Clock Co. “Regulator E Calendar”, ca. 1908.  A 38-inch oak case with an old refinish and two period/original glasses.  The labeling on the glasses is as shown in Ly, Sessions Clocks, page 81. The 12-inch paper dial has light wear but noticeable staining or toning below the mainstem.  The three hands are Sessions issue and period.  The 8-day, time-only movement is signed and running without issue and the calendar hand is advancing, with a proper Sessions pendulum bob.  No label.  This is one of the most common “store clocks”, but I have not seen it as a calendar.  Clocks of this simple design were common in dry goods stores in the early 1900’s as they were inexpensive, easy to read, and often contained an advertising glass over the pendulum.  $100–$200.