American Furniture

HERITAGE TIME CLOCKS 45
SCHOOL HOUSE CLOCK
This handsome school clock is typical of clocks manufactured
by Seth Thomas and Ansonia, which in the past few years have
become valuable collector's items. No other clock has a more
prominent place in American history than this one. The plan
details both the short drop and the more traditional long drop
for longer pendulums. The plans list suppliers for the
movement and the bezel.
Size: 32" high (long drop) 22" (short drop) by 18" by 5 1/2"
deep.
Skill level Beginner
Plan # 173 Price-$14.95
BUY BOTH DESIGNS AND
SAVE 30%
SPECIAL COMBO PRICE
You can purchase both of these clock designs
for a combined price of only $24.00 with free
freight anywhere in the U.S.A. For foreign
postage add only $4.00. For the combination
package order plan # 177 SAVE $10.40
LONG DROP REGULATOR
A classic design by Ansonia Clock Co. in the late 1890's, this is
copied from a design which was called the office regulator. This
clock is constructed of white oak and has a German movement.
This design will add a touch of nostalgia to any room. The plans
list a source of supply for the movement and the bezel.
Size: 38" high by 18" wide and 5" deep.
Skill level Beginner
Plan # 174 Price-$15.95
HERITAGE BRACKET CLOCK
This is a classic design that is reflective of the elegant 17th & 18th
century clocks English clocks. A few feet of cherry or walnut will
create a beautiful clock. Requires a 7 7/8 x 7 7/8 and the movement
can be quartz or mechanical and we supply information in the source
of supply.
Size: 14 1/8 high 10 3/4 wide 5 3/4 deep.
Skill level: Beginner
Plan # 297 $14.95
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