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    Posted 7 years ago

    nrozett
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    Can anyone give me any information on this Hammond Clock? I've looked online and cannot find this exact clock. I've seen a few in the same style, but not like this with the full glass in the front. I'm also trying to date it.

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    1. Webfoot5, 7 years ago
      I have one of these clocks. It was originally purchased by my grandparents around 1930. It ran continuously and perfectly until just a few months ago. I am currently trying to figure out the best way to repair it. The electric motor in your clock is not the original. The original had a movement known as a synchronous motor. It was unusual because if it stopped because of a power outage or being unplugged you had to restart the motor by spinning a knob on the back. You will notice on the face of the clock that there is a hole below the center where the hands are attached. On the original motor there is a small rotating plate that alternates between black and white when the clock is running. I ran across your listing while I was searching for options to repair mine.
    2. Webfoot5, 7 years ago
      Some more info.

      http://lorichristian.com/hammond/hammond.html
    3. Webfoot5, 7 years ago
      And here is an original ad from 1929. My grandparents lived in Chicago in 1929.

      http://www.studio250.fr/docs/hammond/popsciencmay29%2001.pdf

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