The Crosby Steam Gage (sic) and Valve Company from Boston, Massachusetts was one of the early manufacturers of steam whistles, engine indicators, hydraulic pumps and other parts used on trains and automobiles. If you are fascinated by the history of clocks and engineering, this antique steam gauge clock is perfect for your collection. It was handcrafted by Chelsea Clock and sold to Crosby on January 6, 1909, for use in their factory. We recently were able to reacquire this clock and have restored it to excellent working and aesthetic condition for a clock enthusiast who wants a unique piece.

When made, this was known as the Eight Day Marine Clock (Model E), an early Chelsea Clock for land and sea. It has a seven-jeweled mechanical movement, nickel-plated case, 10-inch silvered dial and large mahogany base. The Crosby Shield and Banner trademark, which the company stamped on all its products from 1890 to 1926, is etched above the “6” on the dial. You can immediately distinguish this chronometer as a Chelsea Clock from the steel blue hands we used at the time. The serial #42154 is also entered in our original log book.

Crosby Steam Gage is no longer in business, having been purchased by Tyco Valves and Controls. But their role in U.S. manufacturing history has made their products and parts highly sought by collectors and historians. The Crosby Steam Gauge Vintage Mantel Clock adds the significance of America’s Premier Clockmaker; it’s a remarkable find that will lend industrial stateliness to a room. Our restoration workmanship is backed by a two-year warranty.