Pics of a 1929 open car clock.

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Thanks to a pierce member, I now have the correct 1929 clock. Super duper rare. Here are some photos.

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That is great, Richard!

The white face pieces of the short wheelbase cars seem to be harder to come by than the black face pieces of the long wheelbase cars.

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This clock is a bit smaller than the black face clock. The watch/car clock repair guy said the housing is a diff shape that is the only one that fits in the bezzel.

He also indicated the part that controls the hands is a special length. Again, only in 1929. Ofcourse!!!🤣

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Fantastic, Richard. Congrats!

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What Is the purpose of the small cover on back of the clock, Is that an oil hole?

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The small cover is moved so that you can get to the adjusting lever on the back of the clock. The adjustment makes the clock run faster or slower.

Bill

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looks like one in my 29 133

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