Comments on: Replacing Mainsprings in American Antique Clocks http://clockinfo.com/posts/678 Commentary about clock repair and clock history from Bill's Clockworks and ClockHistory.com Mon, 14 May 2012 23:42:25 +0000 hourly 1 By: Bill http://clockinfo.com/posts/678/comment-page-1#comment-66282 Bill Thu, 28 Jul 2011 09:49:54 +0000 http://clockinfo.com/?p=678#comment-66282 The book "Ansonia Clocks" by Tran Duy Ly has photos of almost every Ansonia cloock made, and gives information about your clock. The book “Ansonia Clocks” by Tran Duy Ly has photos of almost every Ansonia cloock made, and gives information about your clock.

]]> By: Bill http://clockinfo.com/posts/678/comment-page-1#comment-66281 Bill Thu, 28 Jul 2011 09:48:30 +0000 http://clockinfo.com/?p=678#comment-66281 You might try Timesavers: http://timesavers.com/ They have an excellent selection of mainsprings. You might try Timesavers:

http://timesavers.com/

They have an excellent selection of mainsprings.

]]> By: Matthias Hesseler http://clockinfo.com/posts/678/comment-page-1#comment-65950 Matthias Hesseler Tue, 26 Jul 2011 20:46:36 +0000 http://clockinfo.com/?p=678#comment-65950 1933 Junghans wallclock neets 1 mainspring and 1 cheimer in 2" barrls 20 mmm wide 0,44 mmm thick and 60 " long ,no loop even if there longer or shurter or 18 or 19 mm wide thickness can be more or less OK appricate an anwer truly M Hesseler member NAWCC 1933 Junghans wallclock neets 1 mainspring and 1 cheimer in 2″ barrls 20 mmm wide 0,44 mmm thick and 60 ” long ,no loop even if there longer or shurter or 18 or 19 mm wide thickness can be
more or less OK appricate an anwer truly M Hesseler member NAWCC

]]> By: Sharon http://clockinfo.com/posts/678/comment-page-1#comment-64654 Sharon Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:45:47 +0000 http://clockinfo.com/?p=678#comment-64654 I have a clock of a "Bobbing Doll" in a swing. Patent says Dec. 14, 1866. I belive it may have been made by the Ansonia Clock Co. of NY but am not certain. I can find no information on the clock itself. I believe it to have a "left-hand" spring (or so I have been told) which is probably broke or wound too tight. Photo can be furnished upon request. Thanks for any informaiton on this clock. I have a clock of a “Bobbing Doll” in a swing. Patent says Dec. 14, 1866. I belive it may have been made by the Ansonia Clock Co. of NY but am not certain. I can find no information on the clock itself. I believe it to have a “left-hand” spring (or so I have been told) which is probably broke or wound too tight. Photo can be furnished upon request. Thanks for any informaiton on this clock.

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