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Auromaton clock in form of a cathedral, Austria. Doors open at the base to reveal a robed monk who tolls the bell in the steeple to mark the hour.
Spring wound.
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19 cm (Width), 56 cm (Height), 25 g (Weight)
Automaton Clocks, Gothic Clocks, Mantel Clocks, Striking Clocks, Horology
