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I have a retired Kieninger key wound wall clock. Where can I go to research it?
I purchased this clock but the seller had no idea of information about it. It is in perfect shape, but I want to know what chimes it has and how to use the lever. Also how old. I would like to see the spec sheet for it when it was new. Any idea where on the internet I can find retired Kieninger clocks?
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JIMMU7-IN answer to your question ; Write down all that you can on the clock and take with you and go to the local LIBRARY; tell them what you haveand what you are needing . Check the book out and take home and study it and then look up the informationyou need or take the clock to a clock shop;; hope this helps ,have a great day and GOD BLESS ::F.B.E. |
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