Please let me now if you plan to sell it. I am interested to buy.
email me at iskandar_intersignals@yahoo.com.my
regards,
iskandar
marine clock by: Anonymous
These clocks are very much desired by the vintage boat collectors. They put them on their boats. There probably was a barometer this went with. What its worth would be determined by whos buying on ebay. Ive sold a few other brands there myself. If you plan on selling do it in the spring when folks are working on their boats. Id say the fellow liked you.
Thanks by: Anonymous
That is some great advice. Thanks very much for letting me know. Art Miller
what about those holes by: BrightSky9
Those are holes around the outside, by the hour-numbers, right? Do you know what they're for?
from Australia by: Max
Maybe your number does not commence with an 8 but possibly B186
As an amatuer marine historian with an interest in ships clocks I would be checking the provenance of your clock with the pennant number of ships during WW2.
Note: Pennant numbers may be called something else in US. Perhaps ID #
The N is a diamond has me foxed, maybe it denotes a mess or suchlike. An interesting research project.
I have several clocks of similar vintage, however the holes alongside each numeral puzzle me.
