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The Standard Electric Time Co. Springfield, Mass. Of all the clocks in my collection the Standard Electric was the most readily accepted as the standard for School and Industrial uses and therefore a considerable number were produced. Next to the Self-Winding Clock Company of Brooklyn, NY you will find more information and examples of these clocks than any others in this collection. This example has the two slave clock monitors and a battery gauge. It also has a four circuit bell system and this clock was set up to operate its slave clocks in series at lower voltage than the latter clocks. Currently there is a lot of information available on this company on the internet. I am looking for early and unusual examples of this company. STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME COMPANY Story and History Surrounding the Standard Electric Time Company |
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This is a Self Winding Clock Movement with a Sync device that would set (Set or Center) the minute hand each hour by a master clock. These were used in the St. Louis Public School District and rarely anywhere else. |
Movement from the master above |
Early model 18" Dial Oak Slave Waterbury, Conn. |
12" Brass Slave Springfield, Mass. |
Early model Oak Slave Waterbury, Conn. |
20" Dial Oak Slave Springfield, Mass |