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Posted 2 years ago
Maria
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I would like to know the value of this clock. It has been given to me something like 25 years ago and we only used it for the basement for a little while. We like it a lot but don't know much about it.
It's from The New Haven Clock Co.. On the front, I can read ELM CITY. and ELECTRIC under it. It's made of wood with a dark oak finish. The front of the clock opens itself and there is a starter. It has a short electric cord at the back.
Thanks for any information.
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I have the same clock and am also looking for info. There is a clock shop near my home I am going to bring it to and if I get any info I will try to let you know
Thanks and good luck. I would appreciate any info on it.
I was unable to find info on this clock. The clock man didn,t think there was anything extra valuable about my clock.
Thanks for trying.