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A favorite garage sale find. Clock is sometimes refered to as a carnival clock because they were given as prizes at State Fairs ect. Seller said this was from Dallas State Fair. A very heavy item weighing about 8 lbs.in great cond. Clock is elec. and movement is Sessions. Founded in 1903 they moved to elec clocks in 1930's and co was dissolved in 1969. Thanks for looking and enjoy.
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Haven't seen one of these in a long time, come to think of it, haven't seen the covered wagon lamps either.
VERY BEAUTIFUL CLOCK ,LOVE IT:)
Thank you kerry. Used to have a covered wagon clock also. Don't know what happened to it.
Thanks a lot Bruce and clockman
Mistake kerry it was a lamp
Thanks Bellin, I love horses and anything Western This fits in.