Naval Clock Identification
Posted by:
shirelets
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Date: January 18, 2014 04:18PM
Came across this forum whilst researching a clock that has come into my possession (I repair and restore clocks). Almost definitely not a U boat clock, but hoping someone can help me identify.
Don't think I am able to upload photos, unless someone can give me a normal email address to send to in which case I will add photos as attachments.
Clock has silver dial 8" diameter, black lettering with Nautische Werkstatten Kreuziger & Leutert Hamburg on it. There are no other naval markings on it. It is a timepiece with separate second hand. It has a substantial circular brass movement about 4" diameter with 'platform' escapement. On the back of the movement are letters TB & S with a running deer above - this I have found on the internet is TOBIAS BAUERLE & SOHN.
Previous owner has put it in a home made oak mantle case.
If anyone can help identifying it or give me an idea of value, would much appreciate it!
Don't think I am able to upload photos, unless someone can give me a normal email address to send to in which case I will add photos as attachments.
Clock has silver dial 8" diameter, black lettering with Nautische Werkstatten Kreuziger & Leutert Hamburg on it. There are no other naval markings on it. It is a timepiece with separate second hand. It has a substantial circular brass movement about 4" diameter with 'platform' escapement. On the back of the movement are letters TB & S with a running deer above - this I have found on the internet is TOBIAS BAUERLE & SOHN.
Previous owner has put it in a home made oak mantle case.
If anyone can help identifying it or give me an idea of value, would much appreciate it!
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Naval Clock Identification
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shirelets | 01/18/2014 04:18PM |
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Re: Naval Clock Identification i have the same works with oak and brass housing came from river rouge paddle boat out of winnipeg manitoba canada
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neil flannery | 08/26/2014 08:47PM |