Striking of Waterbury Tambour Mantel Clock

This Waterbury tambour mantel clock was made around 1920. The movement plates are steel that have been given a thin plating of brass. Brass bushings were inserted in the plate so that the pivots (steel gear shafts) can turn in brass holes as usual (steel on steel would cause severe wear).
This clock strikes the hours and half-hours on a heavy coil gong. The case is 17 1/8 inches wide and 9 3/4 inches tall. The dial's minute track is 4 3/8 inch diameter, and the minute hand is 2 1/4 inches from center to tip.

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

i got a water bury adamanetine clock with simular mechanism but with half hour bell got bell on half gong on hours

[@BillStoddard]

@eric11520 I would need to see a photo to see just what kind of clock is it, as the Baby Ben didn't come out until after 1910. The best source of values is to see what similar clocks are selling for on ebay.

[@boh6368]

You wouldn't happen to know where I can buy the Suspension Rod for this exact clock would you..

[@jordanbusby6231]

how would you adjust the beat of a new haven mantel clock with a rear pendulum?

[@eric11520]

hi bill my friend has a 1895 baby ben clock and he wanted to know how much it might go for would you happen to know ?