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Posted 2 years ago
cdawson
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Photos for 'Bruce'. Hope they land in the right spot. I will seek out the reference you mentioned.
Any recommendations for 'expert caring' clock repairers in the NYC/lower CT area would also be most appreciated.
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Hi cdawson,
I see what you mean.
I found the following clock shops in the NAWCC business member directory. I do not have any experience with them, but I think they would be worthy of consideration as you search for a good shop in your area that you can trust.
The Clock Repair People
Contact Name: Chris Hauer
The Clock Repair People
Phone: (718) 645-9124
1839 Ryder St
Brooklyn NY
11234-4501
There's also a clock repair shop listed which is located in Connecticut.
Swinging Pendulum Clock Shop
Phone: (203) 301-4311
Website http://www.swingingpendulumclockshop.com/1901.html
365 New Haven Ave
MilfordCT
06460
Good luck and best regards
I used to work for the owner of this shop.Jack is a true professional and very pleasant to deal with.A nice drive from your area.Here is a link.
http://www.cornwellclocks.com/about.htm
Thank you to 'Bruce' and 'Hedgewalker' for their insight and helpful hints. It is truly appreciated. Although I have kept this clock running for the last 30 years on my own, it was my grandfather's knowledge that kept it running before. You have filled his shoes nicely. Thank you again.