This Page Last Updated: 12/18/2008
Display Chairman, Bob Helfert and Registration Chairman, Pam Helfert (his
daughter).
THANKS Bob and Pam for all your hard work!!!!!
Bill Ellison's presentation "Ben Franklin and Early Electricity" as
Franklin's Assistant in period dress.
Sangamo Display Walk-Through with Les McAlister
Ken Kerr discusses Sangamo timing devices
Pictures of the Sangamo GTI Display
Early American Reproductions and Gorham Bronze Sangamo Clocks
Participant examines Sangamo "Crystal Cylinder" Model Clock
Big Tick and Little Tick Clocks Made by Sangamo for the Illinois Watch Company
Models that were converted to Sangamo Electrically Wound movements by Sangamo at
their factory
Sangamo Act of Parliament Clocks
Calibration Test Equipment for Sangamo Contactor Units
Examples of Sangamo 11-jewel Wall Clocks
Sangamo Slave/Master Clock Display
Bill Ellison (center red shirt) discusses the display with another participant
Large Wall Picture of Sangamo Factory and Smaller "tin" framed photo
of Illinois Watch Company
Les McAlister (black shirt) answers questions about display clocks.
Sangamo 3/4 Size 7-Jewel banjos (4 on outside) Limited Edition Custom Made
Lyre Sangamo Clock (center)
Les McAlister with participant.
Les McAlister discussing Old Salem clock with group
Les discusses features of Sangamo Alhambra model
The tall good looking guy in back row with the green and purple striped shirt is
Robert Lanphier III the Grandson of Sangamo founder Robert Lanphier
and the short guy just beyond Les is Leslie Jones who worked for Sangamo from
1955 to 1965 and made key design contributions to
Sangamo timers and Tachographs as well as designed the Avigator Unit.
Sangamo advertising and pictures of Jacob Bunn Jr. (left-center) and Robert
Lanphier (right-center)
Les talking about the Sangamo Old Salem model and in the far left on the blue
shirt is Fred Armbrust from Caribou, Maine
and on the far right in the yellow shirt is Sangamo Expert, Steve Spinner.
Sangamo Timers, Tachographs and flasher units
Seth Thomas Grandfather case converted by Sangamo to an Electrically Wound
movement..... one of a kind.
On the Left is a picture of the Old Salem and on the right is a Roxbury
Back row center is Sangamo Expert, Bob Helfert
Bill Ellison (right) and Sangamo Expert, Ken Kerr (center gray shirt) discuss
the display.
Just behind Les in the red shirt is Bob Feiertag Sangamo Collector
Bob is checking his pockets for spare change to give Les.... :-)
Ken Kerr talks about Sangamo Timers and Tachographs
More of Ken's presentation......
Ken talks about the Sangamo ads
More of Ken's presentation....
Plexiglass Displays of working Sangamo clock and timer movements.
This case holds all the examples of Sangamo Time-Only movements
This case holds examples of Sangamo Jeweler's Regulator, Timer and Specialty
movements.
Side view of the above same case.
Rear view of the first two cases.
Rear View of the Time-Only movements
Rear View of the Time-Strike movements
Rear View of early experimental Sangamo clock owned by founder Robert Lanphier
Sangamo full-size 11-Jewel Banjo Clocks
More pictures of the 3/4 Size, 7-jewel striking banjos
Hamilton Sangamo Synchronous Clocks
Hamilton Sangamo Synchronous Clocks
More Hamilton Sangamo Synchronous Clocks
Sangamo "labeled" Clocks built by General Time and Instruments (GTI)
after they purchased Hamilton Sangamo clock operations
More GTI Sangamo clocks
More GTI clocks
Examples of GTI Sangamo Synchronous Banjos
More Act of Parliament pictures
National Magnetic Clocks in Display
More examples of Electric Horology
Even more Electric Clocks brought in for display by participants
Telechron "C" Master Clock
More display clocks
Some of Ken Kerr's "other" electric clocks
Herschede Electric clocks and movements
More Herschede pictures
Sangamo Queen Ann Grandmother Clock
