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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;afantiques, post: 287899, member: 25&quot;]Pull the pegs and lift off the back box for a clear shot of the movement. If where the pillar goes through the front plate it has a pin, possibly late 19th C, if there is a nut, certainly 20th C. The numberless dial pretty well rules it out for any offical purpose, school or station. Although the repaint may be a lot later.</p><p>In a British sale local to me, probably £80 to £120 for the dial, exclusive of BP, London may be dearer, it usually is.</p><p>The other one is well out of fashion, maybe £30 to £50. If it were Winterhalder and Hoffmeir or Lenzkirch, a little more but I am pretty sure it is not.</p><p>Clock prices remain depressed.</p><p>It&#039;s a shame as I have a few of them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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