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Greenfield Enterprises "Cottage Style" clock, 1973/2008
I made this clock from an eclectic collection of recycled and surplus material laying around the shop. The movement is a W. Haid 351-020, which is a rebranded Hermel 8-day Westminster chime movement of the same model from 1973. Most of the wood in the case was salvaged from my mom's old 1930's sewing machine, which was on the way to the dump. A friend gave me the chime rods, and I salvaged the bell from something but I can't remember what. I made the dial based on style of a friend's circa 1920 Waltham banjo clock.

I wanted the clock to be "different" so I substituted the little bell for the 5th. tone rod. The bell along counts the strike after the chimes finish. I really like the sound. The movement, which I purchased on eBay for $15.00, has been rebuilt and runs nicely. I'll probably use this clock in my shop or in my office to actually tell the time of day. The clock does have a back which is not shown.




Not for sale at this time

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