Collecting Antique Clocks: Thirty-hour clock of about 1740 by William Northrop of Wakefield, Yorkshire, with typical 'penny moon' below XII

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Thirty-hour clock of about 1740 by William Northrop of Wakefield, Yorkshire, with typical 'penny moon' below XII

Thirty-hour clock of about 1740 by William Northrop of Wakefield, Yorkshire, with typical 'penny moon' below XII, here showing just coming up to full moon (15th lunar day). This is sometimes known as a 'Halifax moon'.
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