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kerry10456
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Got one of these yesterday, I'm in the process of rebuilding him. These are made by the Semca Corp in West Germany. Runs with a weighted chain and pendulum movement. The eyes sway back and forth as the movement ticks. Now he's done and hanging on the wall, Tick-Tocks with an even beat, can't ask for more than that.
Thanks for looking.
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Thank You mustangtony for showing the love, Very appreciated!!
Thank You Mani for taking the "Time" to look at this and show the love, really appreciate it!!
My friend found one of these in a yard sale Paid a buck for it! He also found a mini mouse one it has a wind up is wooden Made in Japan looking for info for it?
Bim, for a buck, they didn't get hurt at all, would like to see the Minnie, might be able to help you out. One thing is for certian, it would be 1970 or later, Minnie didn't make it into the "Timepiece" category until then. But has had several from then on. :-)
Again post a photo and I'll see if I can steer you in the right direction
Thank you Dave and inky, very appreciated!!
Thank You Bruce and Lee, very appreciated!!