I think this may have come from the Emperor or Empire clock company. In any case, it probably uses a German made movement and the advice from others to contact Timesavers.com is good advice. I buy clock parts from them all the time and find them to be excellent to do business with. Good luck with completing this. Dave
[email protected] wrote: Since it appears that a lot of phono collectors also have an interest in clocks, I figure someone may be able to point me in the right direction. My father, who passed away in March, was in the process of building one of the Grandfather clock kits. He had purchased this many years ago and had worked less and less on it as his health declined. In any event, I now have the almost completed clock, but there are no weight covers for the movement. I believe the movement number is a 102 and the kit came from someplace in Alabama. I'm sorry to be so vague right now, but I do have better info at home. If it helps, the chimes are a sequence of "wires" instead of tubes. I have the weights and was wondering if anyone knew of a place to locate the covers/coverkit. Thanks, John _______________________________________________ Phono-L mailing list http://phono-l.oldcrank.org
