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Found this old clock at my Grandmothers. The key that came with it says WmLGCCo PATS PEND. Other than that I know little about it. You can turn the key but it is not completely functional. I am wondering if anyone can tell me anything about it or perhaps what it is worth.
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I haven't seen this model before but I think it is a product from the William L. Gilbert Clock Company. Beautiful Clock!
If the key is original to the clock, of course...