Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan company; London, Macmillan & co., ltd. · leaf 349
ten in a quainthand, The first short time-piece made in America, 1784.Dr. Faulkners father wasUgaj^^K^ married at about that date, ^^^^^K and the clock was made for ^^^^^tm- ^^- ^t h^^ always stood J^tB^K^. j^ upon a bracket upon the wall, • ^ and has been running con- :iius. 272. —Willard Clock,… … Clocks 327 are very beautiful scroll feet, turning back. Theupper part stands upon ogee feet, and can be liftedoff. The glass door is painted so that it forms aframe for the dial. Mr. Howard, the founder of the
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