Author: Bill Stoddard
My name is Bill Stoddard, and I like to repair clocks, document the history of Westclox and their clocks and watches, design web sites, and program in PHP. Professionally, I operate Bill's Clockworks, where I repair American antique clocks and 400 day anniversary clocks; and sell new wall, mantle, chime, cuckoo and other types of clocks, and a few antique clocks.
My other joys include being with my family, bicycle riding, music, and vintage hi-fi and LP records.
Schatz Miniature 400 Day Clock with Handle (and Hole in the Dome)
Kundo Copper Finish 400 Day Clock
Setting Your Clock Ahead to Daylight Saving Time
Seth Thomas Green and Black Adamantine Mantel Clock, Made July 1906
Ansonia Early Walnut Parlor Clock with Gilbert Movement
Seth Thomas Adamantine Mantel Clock, Gold Flecks over Greenish-Brown
Seth Thomas “World” Wall Regulator Made in 1911
Gilbert Model 379 Black Mantel Clock Made in 1915
The Westclox Metal Case Waralarm
The Westclox Fiber Case Waralarm
Kienzle 400 Day Clock in Unusual Metal Case
Welby 400 Day Clock by Kundo with Pearlescent Plastic Dial
Seth Thomas Medbury Tambour Mantel Clock, 1952 – 1953
Ansonia “La Sedan” China Cased Mantel Clock
Seth Thomas Cymbal #5 Tambour Mantel Clock Dated 1925
A New Mainspring for Seth Thomas No. 89 and Other American Clock Movements
Ansonia Black Iron Mantel Clock
Ansonia La Layon Royal Bonn Porcelain China Mantel Clock
Birge & Fuller 8 Day Half Column Clock with 30 Hour Movement
Gilbert Tambour Mantel Clock with Bim-Bam Hour Strike
A Large French Slate Mantel Clock
Western Clock Co. Advertising and the Introduction of the Trademark “Westclox”
Seth Thomas Sentinel No. 4 Tambour Mantel Clock
Ansonia Long Drop Regulator “A” Wall Clock
Seth Thomas Small Mahogany Adamantine Mantel Clock
Western Clock Co. used the Big Ben alarm clock to introduce the trademark “Westclox”.
A 1911 Big Ben Dial with “45” at the Bottom
Ingraham Oak Kitchen Clock with Steel Plate Movement
