Rare wooden savings clock from the 19th century from the "Oude Haagsche van 1836". By putting in money each week, the clock kept on running. Savings clock, in which customers had to put 25 cents a week up to 3 times for the premium for the insurance in this clock to keep the clock running. If the clock didn't run, you weren't insured. The clock then got emptied by someone from the company who had the key to the clock. Life insurance company "Oude Haagsche van 1836" Measurements: Height: 23.5 cm. Width: 20.5 cm Depth: 8.8 cm. Weight 1.45 kg. The clock is visually in good condition, the movement has to be checked, springs are good, key to the money bin is missing. The clock will be well packaged and shipped insured with Track & Trace.