Original 1820s Eli Terry Pillar & Scroll Clock Compared To A 1970s Replica. Which Would You Choose?
In 1807 Connecticut clockmaker Eli Terry entered into a contract to produce 4000 clocks in three years, at a time when a skilled craftsman could produce six to ten clocks per year. Terry based his decision on his belief that interchangeable parts could revolutionize manufacturing. With that mass-production was born. #antiqueclocks #mantelclocks #grandfatherclocks #cuckooclocks #howardsrestorafinish #howtorepairclocks, #massproduction, #eliterry, #industrialrevolution, #henryford
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