If you live anywhere near the Hartford area this is a place you should go if you want to learn about clocks. The collection is massive. There is every kind of clock ever made in the building over several floors. A very interesting stop.
Thanks John. I may get there someday. I did find this on the internet - "October 28, 1902 Patent. Andrew Neureuther's patent of October 28, 1902 is for a wheel and pinion assembly used by Western Clock Company and Westclox. ..." I can make an assumption it was made by Western or Westclox, however I see one on Ebay that's Identical looking from the front except for the dial, the back though is different, where mine is solid with the movement being removed without taking a back plate off. Said to be made by F.P Dressler
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