| NetGift.com offers a large selection of clocks which make great gifts for any occasion. Everyday we feature a different NetGift.com clock and offer a 10% discount on that item. The featured item for today is: Schoolhouse Regulator Wall Clock. To receive your 10% discount simply use the following promotional code on the second checkout screen: SAVE157. |
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The Reginald is from the Seth Thomas Regulator Clock collection. It has faux keyholes, a Westminster chime and an Arabic dial. The Reginald has an oak-finish and a polished gold tone pendulum. The clock also has an auto night shut-off. This schoolhouse clock has dimensions of 19×12x4 inches. 4 AA batteries (not included) are required by this schoolhouse wall clock.
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See other clocks like this one in the following NetGift.com department: Wall Clocks. |
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Some history about the Seth Thomas brand
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| Seth Thomas was born in 1785 in a town called Wolcott, CT. He began his career in the clock business when he was 22 years old when he started working for Eli Terry in 1807. In 1810, he bought Terry's clock business though chose to sell his partnership in 1812 and moved to Plymouth Hollow, Connecticut, where he set up a factory to make metal-movement clocks. In 1813 the first clocks bearing the Seth Thomas name began to emerge. The town of Plymouth Hollow changed its name in 1875 to Thomaston about 16 years after Seth Thomas' death. |
