HERITAGE TIME CO.
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VIENNA REGULATOR
This Vienna regulator was designed by Heritage Time Co, a small custom clock manufacturer in Southern California in the early 1970's. This design has been the standard for this clock for the past 200 years. Taken from an antique clock, this plan incorporates the best styling of the 19th century into a design that is in place with today's contemporary life styles. Sources of supply are given for the German movement.
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| SCHOOL HOUSE CLOCK
This handsome school clock is typical of clocks manufactured by Seth Thomas and Ansonia, which in the past few years have become valuable collector's items. No other clock has a more prominent place in American history than this one. The plan details both the short drop and the more traditional long drop for longer pendulums. The plans list suppliers for the movement and the bezel.
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LONG DROP REGULATOR
A classic design by Ansonia Clock Co. in the late 1890's, this is copied from a design which was called the office regulator. This clock is constructed of white oak and has a German movement. This design will add a touch of nostalgia to any room. The plans list a source of supply for the movement and the bezel. Size: 38" high by 18" wide and 5" deep.
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| SPECIAL COMBO PRICE
You can purchase both the School House and Long Drop Regulator clock designs for a combined price of only $24.00 with free freight anywhere in the U.S.A. For foreign postage add only $4.00. For the combination package order plan # 177 SAVE $10.40 W/FREE FREIGHT
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MISSION GRANDFATHER CLOCK This is our hallmark clock in the tradition of the Mission Style Furniture that we are so well known for. This is a reflection of the prairie style flat top clock that Stickley made so famous. The construction is white oak and the moldings are available at local suppliers. We detail a source of supply for the clock movement and the dial face. Size: 80" high by 26" wide and 15" deep. 
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Regulator No. 2
This design was modeled after the original Seth Thomas Office No. 2 Regulator from the mid 1870's. The dial ring can be made with either a lathe or with a plunge router with a series of set-ups which we describe in the instruction booklet. We supply information for sourcing the dial & the movement. Size: 36" high by 15" wide and 6" deep
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| Steeple Clock
This beautiful four-pillar clock represents the best of American Steeple Clock design. There are many movements that are available from West German spring wound today's quartz battery movements. We give a source of supply for both. Size: 19" high by 11" wide and 5 1/2" deep
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