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A metal clock in the shape of a clock seller, the so-called 'clock-man'. The clock comes from Germany, possibly from the Black Forest where such clocks that he wears were made. Dated from the 1950s. The clock does not run and is therefore for repair or decoration. Photos are part of the description. Will be sent by registered mail. Will be carefully packaged or can be picked up.

Metalen klokje in de vorm van een klok verkoper, zogenaamd klokkenmannetje.
De klok komt uit Duitsland, mogelijk uit het Zwarte Woud waar dergelijke klokken die hij draagt werden gemaakt.
Dateert uit de jaren 1950
Het klokje loopt niet en is derhalve voor reparatie of decoratie.
Foto’s zijn onderdeel van de omschrijving
Word aangetekend verzonden.
Word zorgvuldig verpakt of kan worden afgehaald.


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Table clock -   Metal - 1950-1960 - Metal clockwork man

Mechanical - 1 day movement - Not striking

The Netherlands

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Metal table clock in the shape of a clockman figure from Germany (likely Black Forest), dating to the 1950s, with a mechanical movement and 1 day power reserve, without strike, not in working order.

Table clock - Metal - 1950-1960 - Metal clockwork man

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Metal table clock in the shape of a clockman figure from Germany (likely Black Forest), dating to the 1950s, with a mechanical movement and 1 day power reserve, without strike, not in working order.

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