Jim et al, According to one of Colin Renold's books, "J T Gent & Co" traded from 1872 to 1892 (or thereabouts) when the name changed to "Gent & Company". I bought my clock in the same condition as you

Looks like a very early gents tel-tale nightwatchman clock, holes in base would be where the electromagnetic hole punching devices were fitted. These clocks had a horizontal paper disc just above the

Jim, Very nice! Does the label J.T. Gent and Co give a clue to date? It could have been an early watchman’s clock, with all electrical bits stripped out. Andy

Here is a Gents cased fusee clock which is in a mahogany case of a shape and style I've not seen before, question is whats missing, it doesn't look like a nightwatchmans clock especially with it havin

Test - paste text complete with photos in one go from Electriclockcollecting forum. Poor clock! It was almost heartbreaking to see it. A lovely E.C.S. (English Clock Systems) GPO type 50A 12" double d

Yes, all pics received fine here. Michael

Oh yes, whilst others were unwrapping the usual socks, I was taking delivery of a very nice double dial GPO clock 50A complete with bracket! These were usually seen in Post offices during the 1950's-6

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