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    Posted 9 years ago

    Jposer
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    Looking for help identifying the year this clock may have been made. It was found in an old house that was being torn down and I just barely saved it. No identifying Mark's or plates on it that I can find.

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    1. Jposer, 9 years ago
      I know this is a seth thomas clock but not sure of it's date and exact model. Any help is greatly appreciated
    2. chinablue chinablue, 9 years ago
      Lovely clock! The date should be stamped on the bottom of the clock or possibly on the back. The numbers will be reversed, showing the year, day, month. It appears to be a model "89" since the regulating square is below the center of the clock. This link should be helpful to you. :-)
      https://clockhistory.com/sethThomas/products/adamantine/
    3. Bruce99 Bruce99, 9 years ago
      Nice save! I think that this is a "Sucile" circa 1904. Your clock may have been made a few years before or after that date. The movement is the Seth Thomas "No. 89" 8-day Time & Strike mechanism. It was a well designed work horse for them.

      If you do a Web Search on "Seth Thomas Sucile" you'll find other examples.

      Hope that helps solve your mystery. If so, please indicate "Mystery Solved" in your listing.

      Thanks for saving and sharing your Seth Thomas clock! :)
    4. Jposer, 9 years ago
      Awesome thank you Bruce99!
    5. Bruce99 Bruce99, 9 years ago
      You're very welcome Jposer

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