Catalog Description: C.1875, Seth Thomas, “Garfield’ in walnut and in excellent original condition. Of the Lincoln-Flora-Garfield series, this is the hardest one to find in good condition. The original dial on this clock has a few flakes and touch-up spots; otherwise this is an exceptional clock with original damascene pendulum, pulleys, hands and hardware throughout. Runs. Height 24′
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Catalog Description: C.1915, Seth Thomas GLOBE, New Model, 15 Day, time, in very good original condition. This is a very nice school clock, and mis-pictured in Tran Ly’s 1996 book on Seth Thomas. Please refer to page 150 which shows on the right a photo identified as a World. It is rather a Globe, New Model. The World is 17 inches wide and the Globe is 16 inches wide and the door is only 12.2 inches long instead of 13 inches on the New Globe; yet both are the same overall length. These are subtle differences, but I have had a proper World hanging in my kitchen since 1984. The lot selling here is a great clock with “old oak” veneer in fine shape, original dial with only small flakes near 3+11, and a fabulous label. Height 32 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas, “Hanging Eclipse”, or “Balltop” clock, ca around 1900. An untouched, as found, original model. Full label in the case, completely original, never cleaned (but should be), dial also dirty. If you want one to restore or you just like originality, this is the one, and it is running. 8 day, strike and alarm. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 479.
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Catalog Description: C.1910, Seth Thomas, JOKER, Time and alarm carriage clock in generally good original condition. The dial is worn and has been touched up, but the clock is otherwise fine. As described in their catalog, it has a gilt frame and nickel plated mask with glass sides. Will tick and alarm, but will require cleaning for regular operation. Sold for $3.50 new. Height 7 inches
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Kitchen”, ca 1875. Also called a miniature OG. 30 hour, strikes a gong, and running. Full backboard label, repainted dial with a logo, nice glasses. 16 inch walnut veneer case has only a couple of tiny chips. The case has never been cleaned and retains the old original finish. Ly-Seth Thomas, page 269.
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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Lincoln V.P.” 8-day 2-weigHeight shelf clock, in excellent original condition. Very few of these clocks were made in ash; it is very similar to oak in appearance, but usually a bit more mellow. This is one of those unusual Seth Thomas clocks in ash. The dial is excellent with original hands, pendulum and weights. The door glass is original. There is a nice blue label in the bottom of the case (with some losses). excellent damascene pendulum; mov’t clean and in running order. About the nicest Lincoln I have ever seen. Height 27″ $1,750-$2,250
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “18 Inch Lobby”, C. 1909, or a slight variation thereof. The middle section is all original, good wood work on the front door. The pendulum viewing window should be a round bullseye piece of wood, but an inquiring mind decided to remove it. The 15 day time only movement is signed and original to this case. It is stamped “24” on the right side. This is a No. 40 movement but why it is stamped 24 escapes me. Brass pendulum bob, stick, and beat scale are original. The 18″ zinc dial has been expertly repainted. Moving on to the top and base, both have been remade, and expertly done, stained to match the case body, attached and fitted very well. Why they didn’t attempt to make it look like the catalog pictures is beyond me. The mahogany case is a tad over 36″ high, a fine looking clock, just not all original. Ly-Seth Thomas #384.
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Catalog Description: Seth Thomas “Long Alarm”, ca 1910. Long Alarm means the alarm will run about 15 minutes on one winding, but thankfully it has an on-off switch. Runs strong. 9 inch metal case finished in oxidized copper, 4 1/2 inch paper dial. Overall in excellent condition. Ly-Seth Thomas No.3,No.4, No.5.
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Catalog Description: C.1886, Seth Thomas, “MARCY”, in oak, 8-day, quarter strike on 2 bells, and in good condition with original decaying finish, and some small veneer repairs. This clock has a lot of potential. The wooden gong base is still there, but the gong has been replaced with a bell. (this is a standard nickel plated City series gong if you have one). The original dial has some fading and wear on the numbers, also some minor paint loss around the outer edge, and amateur touch up on couple of numerals. The hands and pendulum are original. The beat scale has lost its silver wash and will need some attention. Original label in case bottom with some losses, but fully legible. Overall a decent item that will respond to restoration. Height 46 inches
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Catalog Description: C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Metals No. 2”, 8-day time/strike mantel clock. Condition: Oak case has been refinished with a walnut color; retains original mountings and has one small bubble in the oak veneer trim on left side. Original dial has aged darkened a little. Hands and pendulum are original. Nice instruction label on the case back, has darkened with age; brand label inside case is dark from solvent/stripper. Height 23 inches [58.4 cm]
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