There is a lot of interest in this item. However, you have to keep in mind that there will definitly be a need to get it tuned up to make it work at your end. Either you should have experience doing that yourself, or have acces to a person/shop experienced in doing so. Feel free to contact me if you have any concerns. This is a very collectible and hard to find shelf calendar clock. It has an 8 day time and strike spring driven brass movement with perpetual calendar. The clock case is made of walnut with ebonized turned columns, spandrels and carved crests. It has nickel plated dial surrounds, bell, pendulum rod and crescent calendar hand. The black time dial is 4″ and the 31 day glass calendar dial is 7″ in diameter, respectively. The gridiron pendulum has a weight/bob made of a glass disk and is etched to read “ICCCo”. The calendar dial is marked H. HORTON’S patents, April 18, 1865, and August 28, 1866, ITHACA CALENDAR CLOCK CO. When the time dial is removed one can see that the brass movement is signed E. Welch, Forestville, CT, U. ” The clock is 20.5″ high, 10.25″ wide and 5.5″ deep and is in working condition. It may need some adjustments to work perfectly. YOU CAN MAKE REASONABLE OFFERS. FYI, you can check out my other unique and collectible items by clicking. Grandfather, Victorian, mantel, sculpture, statue, American, French, German, brass, bronze, carved, caving, watch, table, desk, marble, wood, wooden, watch.