Clock, Wall

1970.14.01

Creation Date
April 18 1857

Dimensions

29in H x 16in W x 4.5in D Item (Overall)

Description
Wall clock and calendar clock that was in the First National Bank in 1876 at the time of the James-Younger raid, two round faces (12" and 8 1/2" in diameter) set in a wooden case one above the other (calendar is the smaller, lower face), the sides of the case are curved and shaped alround the two faces, 29" high, 16" at its widest and 4 1/2" deep, maker's mark "I over CCCo." on the calendar face, a typed note put under the glass on the same face explains the history of the clock, it was made in Ithaca, New York, on April 18, 1857.

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