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This is an animated Seth Thomas Alarm from the late 1800's.
It's a one day, time, alarm.
When the time side only is wound, the man is at work. The hammer hits the anvil as the seconds bit.
The winding of the alarm puts the man at rest.
Dave
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VERY SPECIAL, I'm jelious (spelling is not my best feature,lol). Awesome piece.
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