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    Posted 14 years ago

    EddWHorton
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    This clock comes from my great grandmother who lived in Roswell Ga. She and her husband Tom Garrett owned a store across the road and helped establed Mountain Park Ga at Garrett Lake. I know they had it in the 1940's but I do not know the era of the clock.

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    1. rlwindle rlwindle, 12 years ago
      It looks German, from about the 1890-1910. I have one similar to it except for some ornamentation on top and mine is marke Mauthe, are there any markings on the movement?
    2. ticktocktime100 ticktocktime100, 12 years ago
      Hi,
      I think it may be an American clock because of the type of clock that I think is called an Adamantine. The possible makers, all american also, can possibly be identified blow numbers like 7, 6 and 5, (using a magnifying glass). Generally, the most well known makers for these that I know of to date are: Sessions, Ansonia and New Haven. These clocks, like this one, have very low winding hales as well, for the most part anyway.
    3. toolate2 toolate2, 12 years ago
      This looks like solid wood to me... Am I right? So it's not adamantine... Here's a link if there's any confusion: http://clockhistory.com/sethThomas/products/adamantine/index.html

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