Landis Programmable Clock Co., Waynesboro, PA (1910-1937), oak cased electric master clock with central programmable mechanism intact. Landis bought out Fred Frick around 1910. The movement is to Frick's design, an iron A frame with brass bushings; see

Landis Programmable Clock Co., Waynesboro, PA (1910-1937), oak cased electric master clock with central programmable mechanism intact. Landis bought out Fred Frick around 1910. The movement is to Frick's design, an iron A frame with brass bushings; see "150 Years of Electric Horology", page 29 for further details. C.1920. the meter pendulum has been replaced with one an appropriate one with nice hardware; balance of clock, including the dial, hands, latches, etc are all original. Some of the finish has deteriorated and flaked off, but overall the finish is still in fair to good condition. Note this movement is weight driven, see lead weight under "5" that is lifted periodically to provide power. Height 60 inches