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WAGON WHEEL CLOCK

Where would the world be without the wheel?  The old Wagon Wheel is certainly a nostalgic piece of American history.  It has a romance all it's own as it brings to mind her many uses during the days of yesteryear.  The wheel turned on many a Conestoga Wagon, known as the Prairie Schooner, as it became the temporary home for the several months while it took a family across the country over trails which had yet to become roads.  The romance of Stagecoach traveling from town to town or across the country conjures up its own visions of the days before railroads.  The wagon wheel was what made much of the farming and ranching equipment useable when farms and cattle ranches were what populated our young and growing country and drove her economy.  The Wheelwright, who made and repaired wagon wheels, could be found in many towns of the East as well as the Old West.  His services were an integral part of our nation's early history.

Anyone with an interest in the Old West and the history of our nation in her early years wants a wagon wheel.  This wagon wheel replica, with a quartz clock movement, will be a welcome addition to your home or office.  It comes with an unfinished rustic look.

This replica of the Wagon Wheel is 36" in diameter.  It features a 5 7/8" antique gold Quartz Clock movement mounted into the hub of the wheel.  The movement is easily removed to insert or replace an 'AA' sized battery or for setting the time.  Battery is not included.

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NOTE: The Wagon Wheel clock ships in two separate packages.  One for the wheel and one for the movement.  Assembly is quick and easy.  Simply slip the clock insert into the wagon wheel hub with the number 12 at the top.  The front of the hub will be predrilled to accept the movement.  On the back of the clock a nail hole will be drilled in the rim of the wheel above the top spoke.  When inserting the movement aim the number 12 toward the spoke which is below the hole in the rim.  When placing the clock on a nail in the wall simply hang the clock on the nail with the head inside the hole.  We ship in two separate packages to lessen any chances of damages to the movement during shipment.

Do you have questions or comments about the Wagon Wheel Clock before you order?  Please use this email link to write to us and we will do our best to answer questions and concerns.

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