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Made in the 1920's, using the 1915-patented 8-day movement, E Ingraham & Co manufactured this clock (Broadcast) with all metal case in black and nickel.
The movement is running smoothly and timekeeping is accurate.
The case is free from dents, rust and significant scratches.
The glass lens is free from chips, cracks and divots.
The alarm functions.
The alarm and time set hands are synced.
All winders, knobs, screws, etc. are present-- no missing pieces!
Base is stable and level.
See photos for overall condition and please send a message if you have any questions. Thanks!
Notice: I am not an horologist so my description is based on my experience and observation. I have described this timepiece to the best of my knowledge. This description, coupled with the photographs, should accurately reflect this item’s condition. When described as working, I have wound and run the clock for at least 3 consecutive days and it has functioned properly. With a clock of this age, of course, this is no guarantee that it will continue to work in the future. If you have any questions, or need clarification of any stated term, please send me a message. Thank you.
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