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rlwindle
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Can't say much about this trio of Herman Miller clocks other than the 4781 (Second picture) and 4793 (third picture) were made in 1931. I only know that because they fall inbetween models 4776 and 5187 that were also made in 1931. I am at a loss for model number 887 (first picture).
Each has the Herman Miller brass tag on them, and their respective numbers pressed into their cases.
If you know anything about these beauties let me know, they all run and keep time. Some are in better shape, casewise, than others.
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