C.1910, Warren Clock Co., Ashland, Mass, battery clock, often called MYSTERY TIMEPIECE, since the magnetic impulse concept was so new at the time, pat by Henry Warren in 1909.
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Condition: overall excellent original condition, less batteries. Good porcelain dial and original hands, suspension intact. For reference, see 150 Years of Electric horology, 1992, page 77-79. Ht 12"
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Mystery Timepiece
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Warren Clock Co
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R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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C.1910, Warren Clock Co., Ashland, Mass, battery clock, often called MYSTERY TIMEPIECE, since the magnetic impulse concept was so new at the time, pat by Henry Warren in 1909. Condition: overall excellent original condition, less batteries. Good porcelain dial and original hands, suspension intact. For reference, see 150 Years of Electric horology, 1992, page 77-79. Ht 12"
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