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Bought today at an auction. Had to pay a bit more than I anticipated.
It's made of brass I think.
I'll try to get it running tomorrow. I already heared it strike. So that sound it does make, the tic-tac still to go.
I love the design and the red face of the clock.
I'm pretty sure it's a Dutch clock, but I don't know (yet) who designed it.
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STUNNING JAN:) !!!!
Thanks Bellin68 and mustangtony.
Thank you MiKKo.
ohhhhhhhhhhh wow jan -- that is going to clean up nicely -- as you know i love brass -- you can check out my posting on spool holders -- can't wait to see more after you are finished
Thank you. I'll let you know. I saw your latest posts. I'll check out your spool holders too.
your very welcome Jan:)
This I really love and have never seen it before, love the pyramidal skyscraper style of this art deco. Beautiful !~
Thanks Phil. Use the title in google and you will find nice examples. For sure when you use the term ''Amsterdamse School klok''
Thanks for the loves !!!
Wonderful! What a great addition to your collection.
How are you today Bazel? Got your pictures...cutie pie!
Thanks Amber. I'm fine. How are you?