Konsoluhr
Clock with Westminster strike on four bells (4/4); chapter ring with n…

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Konsoluhr Clock with Westminster strike on four bells (4/4); chapter ring with numerals and indices, blued hands, separate seconds display. Marked Franz Hermle & Sohn and numbered 352-070. On a black console over four feet, rectangular glass lintel. H. total 29.5 cm, w. 25 cm.

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Konsoluhr Clock with Westminster strike on four bells (4/4); chapter ring with numerals and indices, blued hands, separate seconds display. Marked Franz Hermle & Sohn and numbered 352-070. On a black console over four feet, rectangular glass lintel. H. total 29.5 cm, w. 25 cm.

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