Restored and Fully Functional Piece. The ink ribbon is starting to dry out but the time recorder function has been tested and punches a faint timestamp. This model is one of several brands used by Santa Fe R.R. that dates back to the mid-early 1900's. This clock was made by the Simplex Co and was equipped with dual mechanically wound springs that sustained the clock's timekeeping for 8 days. The springs were very strong and difficult to wind by key, this problem in itself eventually lead to converting the clocks to an electric motor power source sometime in the 30's and 40's. This clock was converted and is AC, electric powered. The casing has an ornate design shelf and table made of Black Walnut. The clock was finished with tung oil and waxed to give it extra luster and longevity. The clock was completely restored in 2002 as a retirement gift from years at Santa Fe.

Designed and Created by Kansas Native Michael Boss. This print features a set of Santa Fe Warbonnet F-7 diesels at the famous Super Chief passenger train stop in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Very good condition and professionally framed.

Nice Solid Oak Table and Chair Set made by Shin Lee. As pictured, has a large leaf installed and can comfortably seat 8. The chairs are nice and solid and feature carved designs on the arrowbacks and railings. The leaf can be removed for smaller spaces if desired. Very nice set with a few scratches and swirl marks from normal use. A second leaf that measures 22" is not pictured but is included to give you additional length if needed.

Nice Piece! Was refinished at one point in time. It includes several extra glass shelves and has ornate designs through the piece. During the refinishing process, old drawer pulls and lock holes were filled as pictured and you can see where they used to be.