I have a clock that looks like a grandfather clock. It is a small one that would be put on our mantel.Where can I find the model #? My parents had this for years. The clock is electric and it keeps time,but it does not chime.

My email did not spell out on the message I left on my questions on my electric grandfather clock.

Have a model 270 with scales "like" new anyone know approx value??

Renee, I think my clock is the same as yours. If so, the model number should be on the sticker located on the back of the clock which reads, "United Metal Goods Manufacturing Co. Inc". If it's not there and it is the same as mine, it is model number 444.

Hi,

Your post was in 2008, but I thought I would try responding anyway. I have a "Sailing Ship",Model #811, United Clock Corp.,belonged to my parents. The clock set on our Mantel as long as I can remember. My parents were married in 1945. I'm hoping to find more info about the clock as well. The clock is in tact with the exception of a missing cover and rim that fits over one of the lights on deck;and a small port hole rim in the back. If you'd like a picture, I'd be glad to email or send you one.

Hope this helps.
Roz

I have the same clock. United Clock Corp. Clock model #38. I was wondering if you found anything out about the value of this clock?

I have the same clock. My dad bought it for my Grandma in 1961 for Mothers day.

I can already tell that's gonna be super hlepufl.

This “free sharing” of information seems too good to be true. Like communsim.

Kewl you slohud come up with that. Excellent!

I have a clock from united clock corporation. Model number 920. any idea year and value?

I too have been trying to find out more about these clocks, and here is what I've discovered so far. They were made around the early to mid 1900's. Originally called United Clock Company, they changed their name to Sessions. Based in Brooklyn, NY, these clocks were given as wedding and anniversary gifts, mostly. My parents received one for theirs, and my mom remembers one on her grandmother's mantle. Anyway, I now have model 811, handed down to me by my dad, who passed away recently. This one sat on my parent's tv most of my childhood. It still works great, and with two small pieces to replace, I'll continue the tradition of it sitting in my living room. Love the memories! Hope this helps...