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1950's East German Industrial Factory Clocks By Elfema fairground art In the late 1920s the

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In the late 1920s the pioneering firm of Kandem (Körting & Mathiesen AG

The first steam train ‘King George V’ ran 17th May 1911 at 3pm

Lamp supplied with 2 E27 LED light bulbs

Width 122cm

Carwadine joined with Herbert Terry & Sons

1950's East German Industrial Factory Clocks By Elfema fairground art In the late 1920s theElfema ( Electro Mechanics Mittweida ) 1950's East German clock. These were used in factories & stations all over East Germany. We picked this up in a recent trip to Berlin. These clocks were used in a workshop that actually fixed clocks in the Eastern German city of Dresden. Clocks are all restored to use high torque German battery movements. We always use the original clock hands. Beautifully aged original steel frame with steel clock face & red

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