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1

Assorted Cameras and Related Items
Slide projector, HP photo printer, etc.

2

6 Boxes of Assorted Car Clocks & Related Items
Includes Montgomery Ward Sea King Boat Dash, several branded Oldsmobile, a 20s or 30s Lincoln and many other mechanical movements.

3

Several Tall Case Movements
Includes at least 3 early movements of which 2 are striking.

4

Urgos 5 tube Tall Case Movement, Like New
The dial doesn't fit right up to it but it appears that it could be made to work.

5

5 Boxes of assorted small, alarm and novelty clock parts,
And a bag of verges.

6

A cast brass ship's plaque for the USS Seattle AOE-3
Normally cast in resin and finished to look like brass, the actual brass plaques were reserved for special occasions and higher-ups. This one is cast in deep relief and weighs a ton. Not sure why it's mounted on purple velvet but once you own it you can do whatever you'd like. Also includes a decorative plaque of a sailboat.

7

Fancy, gilded show or display case.
20"H x 10" square. Glass shelves are 7" x 7". Mirrored top.

8

Assorted glass domes
A few for pocket watch display. A few for anniversary clocks. Largest is 15" x 10"

9

Antique telephone switch box
Mahogany case. Handset is marked American Bell Telephone Co.15" H.

10

Puritan Girl trade stimulator
Some panels have been replaced with reproduction parts that do not fit up perfectly. Not guaranteed as complete.

11

Wolverine Gee-Wiz horse racing game
Pulling the string sends the horses down the track. Fun for all ages. Excellent way to supplement your income.

12

Assorted clock cases
Includes 2 New Haven. The one with the smaller dial is in nice shape. The larger one, not so much.

13

Clock Books Including Tran Duy Ly
TDL Ansonia, Waterbury and Seth Thomas

14

Daval American Eagle 5 Cent Trade Stimulator
No back. Not guranteed as complete.

15

Very large lot of novelty, alarm, desktop and other small clocks and parts
17 +/- boxes full.

16

Assorted Novelty Clocks, Lux, Etc.
Includes 5 complete 1930s Lux, "Happy Days" mechanical clocks of 2 men drinking 3.2 beer. The arm of the man on the left raises and drops as he drinks. Also a Lux church with a bell that swings in the tower. Enough Bugs Bunny to build one, maybe. 2 windmills with rotating arms and an elf at a forge, all motion style. Lastly, an Ansonia dial for Star Brand shoes.

17

Several "Ball" type clocks
Includes an Ansonia and two golf ball novelties.

18

Cast Iron Scottie Dog Lamp
Black wrinkle paint finish.

19

5 Cent Coin Op Little League Game
No back plate. Not guaranteed complete.

20

Oswald & Other Rolling Eye Clocks
The chimp, (metal case) and the dachshund are complete and without damage. The Scotty has a movement but damage to both ears. All three are mechanically sound and run, if not somewhat lethargically. The clocks in the back are damaged, incomplete or both, as shown. Largest dog is carved wood. Partial movement and a set of eyes included.

21

Lot of Misc. Collectibles & Batt Op Parts
Scotty dog book ends, a Rolmonica, sad irons, a novelty calendar clock and desk set clock, 4 in 1 Poosh-M-Up, Nice advertising cast brass bell for Bell's Old Scotch Whisky, several sewing machine drawers and more.

22

Lot of Ansonia Locomotive Clock Parts
Nothing complete. One good headlight and one correct movement.

23

Imp Trade Stimulator & Other Coin Op
Also includes, "House Of Gadgets" ON ME and a BRODI reel machine and a Tin Jack Pot Game by BFLO Toy & Tool Works.

24

Assorted novelty clocks, cases, parts & related
Includes porcelain dials, Lux ebony candlesticks, figurals, crystal case, celluloid and several flip clocks. Flips include, Ansonia Plato, Ever Ready Chronos, Horolovar, and electric Perseus Numeral.

25

Assorted outside bell and other alarm and novelty clocks.
Includes a Lux cigarette dispenser, Ingersoll Weather Alarm, Veglia porcelain dial, Luxe art "Newport", 2 Welch suitcases (neither perfect), and 2 Parker bell base. 

26

Assorted alarm and novelty clocks.
Includes Lux pedestal, Seth Thomas & Mauthe MCM, Hamilton traveling, Phinney Walker & other jeweled movements, Lux banjo, (2) SUC camera case clocks with Illinois pocket watch movements (I suspect these are "sleepers".) Park Sherman cigarette dispenser,  2 nice French Reveil Avertisseur w/pendulums, ST mahogany case Vernon, Ansonia Bee, Waterbury Hornet, etc.

26A

A pretty large selection of Trade Stimulator and Coin-Op parts
Some of it is nearly complete and some of it is a single panel. There's a slim chance I may pull a piece or two if I can identify for certain that it goes to a piece in the auction. Call if you have questions.

27

Ansonia Bee in Original Case
Complete clock

28

Amex Industries Hi-Lo Coin Op Electric Game
Not tested.

29

Assorted Barometers and Other Environmental Monitoring Instruments
Includes an Airguide Ship's Bell & Barometer set, a thermohumidigraph, and a Hamilton desk top weather station w/clock.

30

Assorted One Hand Clock Co. clocks
The Tide dial is a replacement. A few of the bases are questionable. The largest one, 11", on the correct base is complete and runs.

31

Factory and Home Made Clock Weights
Mostly brass case with a few iron weights and 2 sash weights for good measure. If you intend to travel with these I would strongly discourage you from flying with the pipe weights as part of your carry on luggage.

32

Jennings Win-A-Pack Coin Op Trade Stimulator
Like a smaller version of a traditional slot machine. Repair to handle.

33

Assorted Plate Dial Clocks
Some are dial only.

34

3 French Jeu de Course Horse Race Games
None are 100% complete.

35

Jennings Star Penny Coin Op Trade Stimulator
Includes 2 newer novelty games.

36

Poole, Kieninger & Barr Electric Pendulum Clocks
3 are more or less complete.

37

Hubley Cast Iron "Proud Lion" Still Bank
9"L x 7"H

38

Alcar Industries Ultrasonic Cleaner
Hopper is 12" x 10" x 6". Includes several stainless steel tubs. Untested.

39

Large Assortment of Clocks and Movements
Includes 3 Art Deco Rocket Ship Kal-Kloks and other rotary style clocks. Numerous novelty clock movements. Several better quality French movements. Earlier Seth Thomas round plate movement.

40

3 Waterbury OG 30 Hour Clocks
All have movements. 1 has original dial.

41

Mills Vest Pocket "Plus" Coin Op Trade Stimulator
Appears to be complete but mechanism is locked up. A very discreet design.

42

Yankee 1 cent Groetchen Coin Op Trade Stimulator
Original Finish. No back plate.

43

Daval 1 cent Coin Op Trade Stimulator
Refinished. Untested.

44

Iron Front Clocks
Includes 4 Seth Thomas Lodge Novelties.The European eagle is  Lux.

45

Locks & Keys
Includes power and manual key cutters.

46

Assorted novelty and alarm clock movements and parts
Includes a better quality European platform balance movement.

47

Assorted Jewelry & Watch Fobs
.

48

Assorted Watch Bands, Parts, Cases & Watch Movements
Includes 12 Swatch NOS carded bands.

49

Large Assortment of New & Old Watches, Cases, Movements & Parts
Includes mechanical and electric, Swiss, cased Benrus, and many others. The Rolexes are all knock offs. If you find that one of them is actually a legit Rolex, don't come come back and complain about it. Can't vouch for the authenticity of the newer watches. A good mixture; there are some nicer pieces mixed in.

50

Large Assortment of New & Old Watches, Cases, Movements & Parts
Includes mechanical and electric, Swiss, and many others. This lot leans more towards the newer, larger, designer, "notice me" type watches.Can't vouch for the authenticity of the newer watches. A good mixture; there are some nicer pieces mixed in. The cabinet contents are mostly older movements.

51

A pretty solid lot of better men's wristwatches.
Includes Waltham 100ft Diver, Monarch De Luxe, Seiko Autos, Bruner, Josmar, Bulova, Latham, 2 Swatch, Gruen Curvex & Precision; Wostok, Lucerno, Laedi, Wittnauer, Helbros, Parker, A Waltham Teamster's Jimmy Hoffa model (no kidding).

52

A better assortment of ladies watches
Includes a Hampden Diadem, Bedford movement and case, Longines, Girrard Perregaux, Benrus and Bulovas.

53

Large assortment of pocket watch dials, movements, cases, parts, etc.
Both US and Swiss. Runs the gamut including some 17J US and 21J Swiss.

54

Another large assortment of pocket watches, cases, parts and movements
Again runs the gamut from US 17J to Swiss 21J. 

55

Pocket watches, parts, cases, movements & more.
Includes a South Bend 429 19J movement only. Also, stop watches and bomb timers. Watch display stands. A few clock parts for good measure.

56

Plastic and modern clocks
There are two older, composition clock fronts in the box on the left; one has a movement.

57

Unimat Benchtop Lathe Model SL 1000
Lots of extra include 3 and 4 jaw chucks, extra tailstock, assorted thread guides, milling table, collets and chuck, machine vise, face plate and dog, arbors, saws, tool holders and tooling. The oak dental cabinet pictured with the lathe is included in the package. Untested.

58

8 drawer metal cabinet
With stuff.

59

Big Strike Bowling Coin Op Game.
Made by NSM Apparatus, Germany. Comes with detailed instructions. In German. Untested. 

60

Assorted shop tools, equipment and supplies.
With an emphasis on soldering. Includes a nice Vigor SM 800 heavy duty soldering machine.

61

Assorted hand tools, 8" bench grinder, taps & dies, etc.
Includes a Craftsman tool box and a Rotozip.

62

Assorted rotary tools and related equipment
Includes an old school Craftsman rotary tool, a newer Dremel tool plus router, drill press and scads of tooling. 

63

Electrical stuff
 Manual 6V/12V6 amp battery charger,  Volt ohm meters and a nice Kennedy machinists chest.

64

Several small parts cabinets
Contents as shown. Weatherhead cabinet is missing several drawers.

65

Watch taps
New & old.

66

Kennedy Machinist Chest
As shown

67

Large Assortment of Jewelers and Watchmakers Pliers and Specialty Hand Tools
Vigor, Dixon, Boker, Utica, Lindstrom, Lampert, Pfingst, Arrow, Baker, Stahlwille, Damascus, Silhouette, Jonathon Cate, etc.

68

Squier 15 amp, Old school CB and an Emerson radio
.

69

Militaria and general antiques
Bergen compass, Ansonia Sun Watch sundial/compasses, an Oster Stim-U-Lax massager for barbers; 20th Century dice box game, Army shovel, Winchester BBs, Shakespeare 1805 reel, Welded Remington 1917 bayonet; Sterling CIB, etc.
 

70

Assorted cigarette lighters
Includes  A Marvin tire.

71

Assorted sharp things with some surprise features.
Black surprise doesn't work. Red & yellow works very well and sharp part is in good shape. Ridiculous descriptions are used in order to make the auction more acceptable to AI programs.

72

Assorted watchmaker's tools
.

73

GF staking set
Mostly complete.

74

Kendrick & Davis Inverto #17 Staking set
A newer set. Mostly complete. Not the correct or original box.

75

Booz-Barometer
For only 5 cents you can find out if you're hammered. Or $2-3000 which is what I'm told your first DUI will run.

76

Clock cases, parts, trim, Etc.
The oak case with brass trim has been altered but is pretty nice.

77

Large lot of assorted hand tools and a Kennedy Machinist Chest
Drill press vise, working mini anvil, Forstner bit set, clamps, dovetail router jigs, taps and dies, screwdrivers, nut drivers, rivets and more.

78

Penny Cigarettes Marble Game of Chance.
Pays out on colored marbles.

79

Assorted hand tools and an electric buffing wheel.
Plumbing tools, drill bits, hand saws, wood chisels, files and jewelers files and more.

80

Kennedy Machinist Chest And Contents
Stanley 80 cabinet scraper; taps, feeler gauges, etc.

80A

Gast mini air compressor and air brush kit
No hose.

81

3 Batt-Op Self Winding Clocks & More
2 loose dials, and 2 extra movements.

82

A basket case full of gravity clocks
And I keep adding parts as I find them. Mostly Watson & Webb types.

83

3 Ansonia Crystal Palaces
Dome is not correct for the figural clock but you're getting it anyway.

84

Andrae, Western Electric & Kellogg oak wall phones
Andrae is missing magneto.

85

Pendulums, bobs and sticks
.

86

Assorted projecting and lamped nightstand clocks
4, more or less.

87

5 Cent Mills Tickette Punch Card Trade Stimulator
Appears complete. Has a few punch cards. And a few nickels.

88

Large selection of new and old clock dials and dial pans.
Includes some porcelain.

89

Very large assortment of wrist and pocket watch crystals
Some loose. Some in factory cases. Almost all are NOS.

90

Assorted Clock glasses.
Includes smaller, bevelled styles.

91

2 different bank vault safe lock timers.
A Tale & Towne single movement and a triple movement Diebold Safe and Lock Co. on a stand.

92

An American Optical Lens Cutting Machine, model M541-D
Save money and cut your own lenses. Ask me how!

93

Electric Mastercrafter & Unitime Atmos Look-a-likes.
And a pamphlet and VHS tape on servicing Atmos clocks because what else would I put them with?

94

Spectacles, eyeglasses, magnifying glasses, loupes and more,
Lots of eyeglass repair parts. Includes 2 antique folding glasses and a pair od 1920s nose bridge glasses, very handy if you are sans ears. Also a specialized heating tool for replacing eyeglass hinges.

95

Chelsea Mantel Clock
This makes me want to cry. At some point, somebody, and I'd like to think it wasn't Bill, painted the mahogany case gold and glued pool table felt over the rest of it. I'm thankful that whoever it was didn't also have access to elbow macaroni and rainbow glitter. 
Hands down, this is one of the finer mantle clocks to be found. The Chelsea movement strikes a cathedral gong on the hour. The strike side works but the clock is not running. The back plate is removed for inspection but present. The cylindrical case is very heavy brass. 

96

Chicago Electric 18lb vibratory tumbler
Currently filled with cob media.

97

Wag On The Wall or Similar Dial Surrounds
Most with some damage.

98

Toy banks
Uncle Sam and A Charles Shonk

99

Daval American Eagle 5 Cent Trade Stimulator
With a handsome green topcoat.

100

49 Station Western Electric Hotel Ross Annunciator
Don't let these fall into misuse. Nothing is more effective at home for getting beer delivered during the ball game than a bell ringing in the kitchen. 

101

Assorted Clock Parts
Some odds. Some ends.

102

Kit Cat Klocks and Klocker Spaniels
Some new. Most old. None tested.

103

Groetchen Mercury Trade Stimulator
Appears complete and original. Untested.

104

Three Beer Lights
Schlitz has a chip. None tested.

105

W.O.W. Distributing Miller High Life Pay Style Phone
Only the second one I've ever sold. The first one brought thousands. I think.

106

Chelsea 8" Ships Clock 24 Hour Dial
Complete and mechanically sound but needs an overhaul.

107

Chelsea U.S. Maritime Commission 6" Ship's Clock
A more scarce dial than is usually encountered. The WWII era case is not correct or original.

108

Chelsea and M. Low clock parts & dials.
The M. Low brass 24 hour dial is a good one. The 8" in the foreground has been converted to quartz. The 6 inch has a movement but it's missing the platform escapement. There's also an odd movement but also missing the escapement. Other Chelsea parts as shown.

109

German Rolf Gerdes, Hamberg Ship's Bell Clock in Nickel Case and some other cases.
The large brass case is sheet brass, not cast. 

110

Groetchen Zephyr 3 reel trade stimulator
Incomplete. After the auction started I found the original foil "Zephyr" label which was mounted above the reel windows. 

111

Large Assortment of Seth Thomas Ship's Bell Clocks and related parts
Includes both lever and jeweled escapements. There's quite a bit in this lot.

112

2 Counter Top Display Cases
And some billiard balls.

113

A Formerly Spectacular 31" Black Forest Shelf Cuckoo Clock
I searched high and low for the movement. Nada. If you're motivated, you have the ground work for a clock that will be worth $5-7000.00 when you're finished.

114

Assorted Furnace and Mechanical Control Clocks & Timers
.

115

3 Seth Thomas Sonora Chime Clocks
2 clocks have time movements. 1 doesn't. All 3 have bells, either 4 or 5. None of them have the striking movement. I've looked everywhere. Plus you get 5 more additional sets of bells/

116

A Large Assortment of Clock Parts
More on the novelty and alarm side.

117

Assorted Back Lit Gas Clocks, Dials, Frames and Fittings
There are 3 intact dials and 4 cracked dials plus loose frames. Not all of the gas fixtures are fitted for the clock bracket but can be modified to fit. Waltham and presumably others.

118

Parking Meter & 2 Mechanisms
.

119

Large Assortment of Time Stamps , Time Clocks & Related Items
One International & the Cincinnati appear to be unmolested.

120

Hubbell / Tucker Iron Case Clock
Case is essentially complete but there is no movement.

121

Assorted Mechanical Novelty Clocks
United Guitar & 710 Fisherman, Haddon Home Sweet Home & The Ranch'O, DeLuxe (Lux) Bungalow, Waltham Ballerina, Mastercrafters Swinging Bird, Fireplace & Bell Ringer.

122

Mixed Electrical & Mechanical Clock & Other Parts
.

123

Banjo Cases, Parts & Related
Includes an entire box of Eagles finials, a set of 4 glass ball and claw feet and a few figures for your mirrorside clocks.

124

New Haven Winner & another back wind banjos.
.

125

Daval Ace & Modern Novelty Type Trade Stimulators
.

126

Clock Keys incl Make Your Own
Includes 3 metal parts cabinets.

127

Lux & Keebler Novelty Clocks Include The Legendary Shmoo
Shmoo has a side chip. The West Highland Terriers arent very common and neither are the the Boston Bulldogs.

128

Assorted Lux & Keebler Novelty Clocks & Faceplates
The Lux Tin Plate Golfer is a very desirable clock but needs a set of hands.

129

Doorbells, Cathedral Chimes & Bells.
There are 11" and 15" Cathedral chimes in here.

130

M-T Sales Zig Zag Coin Op Amusement Game
Back is most likely a repalcement.

131

No Name ? Penny Drop Game.
Refinished case.

132

3 Drawer Walnut Thread or Spool Cabinet
Just needs a top.

133

36" Waltham Banjo Clock
A bit of a project but it has a decent movement.

134

Striking Tall Case Movement Only.
Does not fit up to the case, (Lot 228) that we have later in the auction.

135

Large Assortment of Novelty & Standard Carriage Clocks
The small cylindrical Waterbury is a beauty and has been running for several days. Just needs an alarm bell. The large one is no slouch, either.

136

3 Jacks Charles Fey Coin Drop Trade Stimulator
All new oak cabinet.

137

Large Lot of Anniversary 400 Day Clocks
For those of you with unlimited patience, we have these project clocks. Includes 2 disk pendulums. 

138

Lot of Clock Cases, Project & Parts Clocks & A Ship's Wheel
The Seth Thomas electric is worthy.

139

Assorted Clock Wheels
And gears. And probably some cogs & sprockets, too.

140

4 Nice, Dresser Clocks
Take a closer look; these are all pretty much complete and are of decent quality and condition. 
A generic cast iron alarm with external bell.
An Ansonia mahogany case with porcelain dial and cathedral gong.
A ST mahogany 4 jewel wishbone 
A Waltham mahogany shield.
A little love and these will be some nice pieces.

141

2 Candlestick Clocks
The one on the right is a Seth Thomas & Sons. 
The one on the left has been running all day. I know this because it is slightly louder than a full dump truck going up a hill. Unmarked but has the following notes, (included) with it. (Sic)
SB-Terrville Mfg
Candlestand
Candlestick Clock
Botsford Union
Labor Co.
Samuel
 

141A

Star Amusement Co. Sparky Coin Op card game
Back panel is locked. No key.

142

Unidentified Coin Op Spinning Wheel Trade Stimulator
And that is as much as I have.

143

3 Howard Movements.
2 are electric. None are complete.

144

Large Assortment of Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes.

145

Large Assortment of Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes.

146

Large Assortment of Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes.

147

Very Large Assortment of Clocks, Parts & Related.
Mostly electric.

148

Darche & Similar Batt Op Alarm Clocks
Includes Cast Iron Flashlight and a Searchlight. None fully complete.

149

Unidentified Coin Drop Game
Possibly Home Made. 

150

Daval Smoke Reels Trade Stimulator
New case.

151

Assorted Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes.

152

Assorted Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes.

153

Assorted Clock Movements
Various manufacturers, styles and sizes. Includes some earlier ST.

154

Daval Cub Coin Op Trade Stimulator
.

155

2 violin Clocks
I'll be upfront. These won't win any quality awards. Even in China.

156

Cast Iron, Metal Case & Other Figural Clock Cases
The large lion is Bradley & Hubbard.

157

Several Bradley & Hubbard John Bull & Other Blinking Eye Clocks
2 possible movements. 1 set of eyes appear to be old. Clock peddler is lead.

158

Free Swinger Clocks
The Linden on the left can be made to work. A bit reluctant right now.

159

Clock Statues
The lion is cast iron.

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Detex Night Watchman Clocks & Check In Stations
None complete

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Grizzly Mini Benchtop Sandblaster
Hasn't seen much use.

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Music boxes, costume jewelry and misc.
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Wilesco Drill Press for a steam toy and a wood jointed horse.
The horse may be Schoenhut.

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Glaser Co. Po-Car-Ade and Silver Eagle trade stimulators
The other two are newer.

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Concert Roller "Cob" organ
Basket case.

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3 Loheide Mfg. Gambling/Slot Machine Clocks & a Wizard
No mechanicals, just cases.

166

Sparuret Savings Bank Clock
Now here's an odd duck. When you purchased an insurance policy the agent gave you this clock and in order for it to stay running you had to deposit 25 cents each day. After a period of time the agent would come around and collect the money which covered your premium. 

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1976 Milwaukee City Directory, A wood trunk, part of a mechanical meat spit, etc.
I have no idea what the oak thing with the brass arms is or does. If you know, please share. Also, some clock parts.

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One large cylinder music box. For parts or restoration.
I'm afraid this is in pretty tough shape. No idea if it's complete.

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Clock Springs
And lots of them.

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An interesting mixed lot.
The novelty guitar is pretty good quality. There's an unusual flying ball or something similar but incomplete. Not to mention the 4 woman that squirt water in your face.

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NuTone 4 Tube Doorbell with Clock
If this wasn't their top of the line offering, it couldn't have been far from it. Cabinet is in pretty good shape. Appears to be complete, minus the doorbell push button, but you decide.

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Lux Black Man Peanut Roaster Novelty Clock
No case. Mostly for parts.

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Lux Blinking Eye Black Man Clocks
Clock on left is weight driven. Others for resto or parts.

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Lux Blinking Eye Black Man Clock
Tie is a replacement.

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Bird In cage music boxes.
Mostly for parts.

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Assorted figural Scotty dogs.
B&W and crouching dogs are cast iron. Lg gold is pot metal. Small dog with tube is a lighter. Piece under glass is me throwing parts together.

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Assorted clocks and parts.
Possible lighted Warner Instrument Chelsea dial. Ford and some other car clocks. Electric Sangamo dial & movement. Big Ben movements.

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Daval Heads or Tails Trade Stimulator
Probably a replaced back plate.

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Assorted storage containers
The one is a nice wristwatch carrier. 

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Clock parts
Many hands including alarm clocks. The Ohmite Little Devils cabinet is a $50 piece all by itself. Springs, pins, balances, etc.

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NOS parts cabinets and assortments.
Bushings, crowns, screws, etc. Mostly winding crowns.

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Test yYour Grip parts
This is one screw away from being added to the pile of parts, lot 26A

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Old Vacuum Tubes
Just that.

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Assorted bench tools & equipment.
Brushes, Crystal wrenches, Many screwdrivers and pin vises, oilers, etc.

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Assorted hand and bench tools
Screw drivers, tweezers, partial machinist chest, antique truing tools, broaching clamps, glass cutters, broaches, hand removers, case wrenches and lubes. The rats nest in the lower right is some type of ultrasonic cleaner.

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Watchmaster Utrasonic Type A1-T Parts Cleaner
With solution and baskets.

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Extensive assortment of black forest & Cuckoo clocks and parts
Both new and old, weight driven and spring driven. Almost 2 tables full.

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Ball Launcher Cigarette Trade Stimulator
Maker unkown. To me.

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German Beromat Slot Machine
Untested.

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Loose clock tubes and 5 lbs or so of printer's type for a postage stamp advertisement
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A.B.T. Strike-A-Lite Coin Op Target Game
Appears to be a modification to the classic "Challenger" game. 

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Duck Shooting Target Game
Not coin-op but of commercial quality. No back panel or info.

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German made Hobby 3 wheel game.
Last licensed in 1968. Must be 18 to play.

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4 Seth Thomas Time Only Movements
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1800s hanging display case
At first I thought this was some 1960s decorative piece. I was wrong. 37"H x 16"W x 7"D. Missing a piece of minor trim on the base.

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New Haven & Sessions Store Regulators
NH wants to run. Broken glass on the Sessions but a nice dial with a star and dart case. 

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Colonial Manufacturing Gravity Saw Tooth Anno 1750 Clock.
I always wanted one of these when I was a kid. This was met with derisive snorts from my dad who thought I should be focusing on double dial calendars. Well, they're pushing several hundred on some sites so I'm vindicated.

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Seth Thomas Gallery Clock
Wants to run but doesn't. Replaced dial.

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Most of a Waterbury Study No. 4 clock in oak.
You just need to fill in a few blanks.

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Ansonia Long Drop Schoolhouse Clock in Oak
Runs. Original dial.

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WWII era US Navy foul weather bibs.
Size M

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Old Style & another neon
The "beer" on the Becks lights up faintly. The "Becks" is broke.

202

Large assortment of Cincinnati, & International Factory Clocks & Parts
No complete clocks but enough parts to make a few. Several of those bombproof ST movements that use a winding arbor built  like a crankshaft.

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Waterbury and a Korean Regulator
The Waterbury has been refinished.

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Short Drop Simple Calendar Schoolhouse Clock
Original dial, refinished case.

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Ansonia Advertising Gallery Clock
Runs. A nice clock.

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Seth Thomas "Hampton" Banjo
21". A cutey.

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A Pair of New Haven banjos
42" Untested.

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An old school scooter
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A Fiber Trunk & a Wrought Iron Stand
The stand is new and has no shelves.

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Oak Side by Side Secretary bookcase
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LARGE Assortment of watch parts in NOS cabinets and containers
Watch mainsprings (over 1/2 of the contents), crystals, balance wheels, movement wheels, balance staffs & MUCH more.

212

Modern, oak triple curved glass china cabinet
60" x 32"

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Cummins Do-It Jig Saw And a parts cabinet
Jig saw has ultra rare buffer/grinder combo option. Rarely seen in the wild.

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Walnut watchmaker's bench
Refinished. 41"x 36"x 20"

215

Gorgeous Bally "Air Way" 1930s Pinball machine. 
Works! No, this isn't the reason it took over a month to set up this auction. Appears to be all original.

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2 old chairs and a rocker
Chair on right has a United States Veterans Administration property tag. Rocker isn't bad, has a leather seat.

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ca. 1932 Gottlieb Play-Boy Pinball machine
The base is not original. This was originally designed as a countertop game and you could order an optional base. The base you see is not correct. There is a piece of plexiglass cut for the top. Untested. I did have an interesting learning experience after I googled "Play-Boy game". 24" x 16" not including base.

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Craftsman Table Saw
Very lightweight.

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Stainless Steel Telephone Booth
Thanks to Sesame Street I was able to translate "Telefono". There's a great scene in the 1978 Superman remake where Christopher Reves runs up to one of these to change into Superman but then rethinks his decision. Weighs a ton. Overall very good condition.

220

Delta TP305 12.5" Bench Top Planer
Untested.

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Professional Quality Buffing Station
This has a lot of use on it but it's worth cleaning up if you do a lot of buffing. Internal squirrel cage exhaust blowers. Include B&D Workmate that it's sitting on.

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2 slot/game/tool pedestals
30"H

223

Oak 2 Door Bookcase.
40" x 57" x 13" refinished. 

224

Triple Clock Shelf w/drawers.
Custom made by Skinny Voeks. This was inadvertently overlooked at the last auction.

225

Bally Electro-Mechanical Slot Machine
Lights up. Reels appear to work properly. A few minutes with a Fluke and you'll have this spitting quarters in no time. Book may not apply to this machine.

226

Classic watchmaker's bench
This is in pretty good overall condition. Some goodies included. 40"x 39" x 20"

227

Gilbert Long Drop Calendar Schoolhouse Clock
Runs. Very clean. Might be the only schoolhouse I've ever seen that strikes on a cathedral gong.

228

Pine Case Tall Clock
88" The whole thing needs some TLC but what a great piece when you're done. Door not attached. Case only, nothing else included.

229

2 Pachinko machines and a homemade pinball
Did you know that the Japanese Pachinko market is larger than the gambling markets of Las Vegas, Macau and Singapore combined?

230

Short drop Schoolhouse Calendar Clock
Not running

231

3 Hanging Mirror Clocks
The largest made by Waltham and the other two made by Ansonia under license from Waltham. Largest is 47".

232

Homemade hanging pocket watch display case.
26" x 19"

233

3 Thirty Day Hanging Clocks
The top clock may be a Seth Thomas, replaced dial. The middle is an Ansonia but has an replaced dial in a nice walnut case. The bottom is a case only with a replaced dial.

234

Reproduction Seth Thomas & a Grandmother Clock
Grandma has been upgraded to a European movement.

234A

Transalpina Showcase Grandfather Clock
Doesn't strike but it's been running all along.

235

2 crystal regulators
Larger is Seth Thomas, wants to run but out of beat. Smaller is French with a liquid mercury pendulum. Cracked side panel. Not running.

236

Many Jump Hour Wrist watches and Pocket watches.
Mostly older, some newer. Several different makers. Some complete, some parts.

237

Hamilton Electric Wristwatches
At least 4 complete. Several movements. 2 cases. One may be quartz.

238

Mosely watchmaker's lathe with foot controller and collets
And a few accessories. 12" bed

239

Derby Swissonic Wristwatches
3 cases, 4 movements.

240

Hilton Triangle Wristwatches
2 complete, 1 w/dial, 1 dial and 3 movements

241

Lord Elgin And Waltham Riverside Wristwatches
5 LE and 2 complete Waltham movements plus parts

242

1964 Kennedy half and 1960 Franklin half.
And some other treats.

243

Swiss platform escapements
Fairly large

244

Military A-11 Panel Watch and a few dials
Maker unknown

245

Costume jewelry
A nice Monarch watch brooch and a Pierre Nicol watch ring

246

Large Selection of Mickey Mouse and other character & advertising watches.
Roy Rogers, Bambi, Mr. Peanut, GI Joe, Goofy, Hopalong Cassidy, Hush-Puppies, Poll Parrot Shoes, Superman, Woody Woodpecker, Hitler, Charlie Tuna, One Direction,  Kodak, George Webb, Yosemite Sam & more. Most of the vintage are for parts or repair.

247

Erotica
Includes several 8 pagers.

248

Chronographs and Early Time Pieces
Gorgeous stuff but nothing complete.

249

17 Better Quality Wristwatches.
Includes: Includes Eska, 3 Accutron , Gruen, Babe Ruth (dial), Circa 101, Wakman, Girard Perregaux, Merit Tonarist, Geneva, Aristo & Latham.
The Elgin golf ball is case only with no back. One of the Gruen Curvex is newer. Includes display case.

250

Waltham 8 Day Partner's Clock
Runs, Double sided. Quality. Blemish to dial around number 4.
5.5"W

251

Black Forest carved bear Renova 4 Jewel Clock & Music Box
Damage to bears ears. Music box needs work. Clock runs.

252

Lot of Bulova Computron Driver's Watches.
5 complete and one different style

253

Lot of 27 Better Pocket Watches.
All of the usual names plus an Elgin dial with up/down wind indicator. A South Bend Studebaker 21J w/8 adjustments, a South Bend 429 19J movement, A Hampden 21J basket case; an Illinois 17J adjusted "The Master",  A Hamilton 17J adjusted 912, A massive Swiss Octidi 8 day in a Silver case and more. It's quite an assortment of worthwhile pieces.

254

And now..... It's Miller Time LAST ITEM - End of auction!
When you pull the lever on the left the hammer strikes the gong which initiates the electronic sounds of a firetruck with bells and siren. This would get old in about 2 minutes. Not a lighted sign. I didn't try the clock but it's a simple batt op quartz movement that can be easily replaced if need be.

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