Clocks & Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II United States Navy ship's clock by Chelsea Clock Company, a Boston, Massachusetts clock maker since 189The clock has a Bakelite case, the cover of which opens on a hinge and is secured by a screw (next to brass key). The...

ARTIFACT: A very rare and historically compelling memorial trophy honoring Fred Hartman. Built into the prop tip of the D-H4 that Harmon crashed in, includes the original clock and manufacturer's build plate from the plane. Reverse features an article on...

ARTIFACT: Waltham WWII USAAF 8 Day Bomber Dashboard Clock with 24 hour dial. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: Body = 3.25 diameter; face = 3" diameter. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Case=black plastic, crystal = glass. ATTACHMENT: None. MARKINGS: No...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1930s United States Air Corps 8-day chronograph (AN 5741-1) made by Elgin National Watch Company. It has a cool brass frame that comes from an aircraft, and was used in a multi-engine bombers. The face of the chronometer is...

ARTIFACT: Vintage 1970's Swiss made Cletimer pocket timer in excellent condition and in original box. The time features a chrome case, glass front, a black and white face with yellow and red hands. The watch reads: "CLEMTIMER", "SWISS MADE". The original...

ARTIFACT: Great 1950's WWII Occupation Period US Army 603rd Tank Company souvenir desk clock. The desk clock features a German-made enameled DI that displays a gold shield and bears a black diagonal stripe, horse's head, and a triangle in the center with...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War II Luftwaffe 8-Day aircraft clock by Kienzle. The clock is from a bomber, such as a Junkers Ju 88 or Heinkel He 11It has recently been cleaned and repaired and runs perfectly. VINTAGE: Circa World War II...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare, early World War II Nazi Luftwaffe aircraft chronograph taken from an ME-109 fighter plane in North Africa. The chronograph was cleaned and repaired in July 201All of the features function, but the chrono button is stiff: it...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa World War I United States Air Service clock from Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. Kelly Field opened one day before the US declared war on Germany: April 5, 191The field was named in the memory of the first military...