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<p>[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 205149, member: 25"]I cannot see if the label says Thomastown, they renamed the town and the later clocks have the later name. It looks like a typical ogee 30 hour clock of the 1870s, cheap and very popular at the time. The pressed metal dial is only found on post mid-19th C American clocks, earlier dials were wood. I see it has had some attention from a clock repairer recently, what did they say about it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 205149, member: 25"]I cannot see if the label says Thomastown, they renamed the town and the later clocks have the later name. It looks like a typical ogee 30 hour clock of the 1870s, cheap and very popular at the time. The pressed metal dial is only found on post mid-19th C American clocks, earlier dials were wood. I see it has had some attention from a clock repairer recently, what did they say about it?[/QUOTE]
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