Contemporary box skeleton clock. I will not call it an Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "Box Skeleton", but if you compare it to the clock pictured in Ly-Calendar, page 148, you will see there is very little difference, if any.
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24 October 2024
We have sold some original Ithaca Box Skeletons in recent years for upwards of $20,000, so this would be a bargain for someone that will not, or cannot, spend that kind of money. This clock is inside a 24" high, medium oak case, hinged door in front, and glasses on all four sides. The clock itself is not attached to the case, but is attached to a wood base that slides out of the case. The movement is like the originals, 8 day running, striking on a nickeled bell. Admittedly the case is slightly different from the originals in that they were walnut with ebony trim, otherwise I see little if any difference in the clocks. LyCalendar, page 148.
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Contemporary box skeleton clock. I will not call it an Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "Box Skeleton", but if you compare it to the clock pictured in Ly-Calendar, page 148, you will see there is very little difference, if any. We have sold some original Ithaca Box Skeletons in recent years for upwards of $20,000, so this would be a bargain for someone that will not, or cannot, spend that kind of money. This clock is inside a 24" high, medium oak case, hinged door in front, and glasses on all four sides. The clock itself is not attached to the case, but is attached to a wood base that slides out of the case. The movement is like the originals, 8 day running, striking on a nickeled bell. Admittedly the case is slightly different from the originals in that they were walnut with ebony trim, otherwise I see little if any difference in the clocks. LyCalendar, page 148.
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