@@yousifal-musallam5219 not with any surety. The numbers on the movement are reused every 10 years, so the way I figure what age a clock is by knowledge of the style of the movement and the cuckoo house itself. Sometimes I’m right on and other times I’m not as close as I thought. That’s the best I can tell you.

I believe you’re right

A bunch of gears working as one unit working harmoniously

Thank you for taking the time to comment, makes it worth the time to post it.

I’m not really sure, I would take an educated guess that it could be mid 1959’s or newer.

Sold it more than a year ago. I video all my clocks as I list them for sale

It’s on EBay now.

That’s how I got it. Don’t know much about it but it keeps time and the music box sounds a bit off.

@@jameshickman7307 you should have it cleaned, there is something off with the music, it could be simply some dirt and light adjustment. Very nice.

Thanks Talla I must have under priced it because it sold immediately. I hope that you are feeling better each and every day our thoughts and prayers are with you always. Nadine.

Thank you so much for the information

This is the inside of the clock. I would be able to tell time by looking at the outside the front of the clock. if you look to the left side of the movement, it will show the hour count wheel. you would get a rough idea of what time the clock is by the placement of the iron in the slides on the hour count wheel

@@jameshickman7307 ok that’s makes sense

Hello, the clock has been oiled, and I do not know if it has ever been serviced. It appears to be a fairly newer clock. The clock weighs around 21 pounds for shipping. There are no flaws that I know of because it has been running on my wall and I truly love and enjoy the clock. I love that it is an 8-Day and his manual shut off switch, and the music plays very nice soft tone. I have had lot of clocks, and this one is definitely a favorite. thank you for your interest, Jim.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

They are quite the amazing machines. You can appreciate them even more when you see the gears and levers in action.

Thank you for your interest. I enjoy the old tried and true clocks.

Hi, we do still have that cuckoo clock but we put it aside because it needs a little work. I believe depending on how much the extra parts will cost that it should sell for $350-$400 if you are interested in it, we will get started to work at it. We sold one of them but we have another one that we never put up because I liked the tune, it played oh my papa

Metal hammer, hitting a steel coil gong

Not at this time. I’ll message you when I decide to sell it. Eventually I sell all the clocks.