David Lindow, Lake Ariel, Penn., reproduction of a "Willard Lighthouse" clock, mahogany case, painted metal dial, moon hands, eight day, weight driven brass movement with alarm, this movement was one of the earlier movements in the series as it retains the alarm winder that was threaded through a pulley and actuated without removing the bell jar. The dials were spun and the bezels were cast and turned. The case was made by William Towne of Elmira, NY; and the bell jar was blown by Art Reid of Sweetwater Glass in New York. The dial was painted by John Bartron of Honesdale, PA.

mahogany case in nice condition in original finish is an example of some of the other Willard models made to fit the lighthouse movement. It has a nicely made copy of the brass movement used in the original examples. An example of this case style can be found in "Simon Willard Patent Alarm Timepieces" by Paul J. Foley and John C. Losch, ACCESSORIES: Pendulum, Lead Weight, Dome, Brass Sphere, circa