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  1. This clock is a John Stokell, NY made in 1832. The pendulum is a lead crystal container with mercury in it. The mercury comes out the top even though it looks sealed. What are my options? Can I get it resealed? And who does that? I am in the Dallas/Fort Worth TX area. Thanks!
  2. Hi everyone! My first post so please bear with me if I do something ‘wrong’. I’ve been asked to have a look at my father in law’s Westminster chimes mantle clock which hasn’t been run for some decades. Can anyone help me identify the movement? Maker? Thanks in advance!! Martyn
  3. Hi, Can anyone please help me figure out how to fix the pendulum in this old Welch wall clock? There seems to be a suspension spring mount missing and there is no spring, crutch etc. Just the pendulum rod with a slot in it and a hook on the top. From pics on line I can see that there should be some sort of brass rod crutch assembly from the slot but I have no idea how this attaches or interacts with the pinion what the hook on the pendulum attaches to and how/if a suspension spring should come into play. Any ideas anyone? Thanks
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