Yup there's always something religious with the meaning behind anything that was common during the 19th century although the tune originated in the late 18th century though.
When I used ring the church bells I was told this is what it stood for, it is such a privilege to know. People don't believe me but now they will, and they will have to believe me now. 😊.
In Japan, they play this tune at 5pm to test the emergency broadcasting system and to tell children to return home. I always heard it on the speakers in the evening and it is very nostalgic to me
Those pole speakers from Japan are called Bosai Musen, they're are also used for natural disasters or other hazards like earthquakes, tsunamis or even missile launch
My aunts house had this chime in the 90's- I love the macabre and theres something haunting about it especially the low note thumps at the end when it counts the current hours. I need one !!!
I absolutely love the chimes on any clock, it must be the bell ringer in me. I have a mantle clock with these chimes which I saved for and it was so worth it, I would love a Grandfather clock but my house isn't big enough, the ground it stands on has got to be level and they cost so much to service, and if it stopped for no apparent reason it would freak me out because of the history of them. So I'm going to keep with utube. 🎶🎶.
My grandparents had a clock that would make this jingle at the start of every hour. I always wondered what it was called, and I kept forgetting to ask it they knew. Finally, after all these years, I know what it is!
My grandfather had one as well. I always associated this chime with his house. He passed away 6 years ago and the clock now sits on the mantle above my fireplace, still chiming at each quarter hour
Same! And remembering it was why I suddenly realized it’s where I know the Westworld mind control bass melody from. The show offers the explanation that it’s the first few notes of a classic piece of music but in reality it sounds so much more like this than the piece they cited.
My goodness! Sounds just like the tall floor-standing hand-wound clock my grandparents had in their hallway. I wanted that clock so badly as an adult but it wound up going to someone else in my family. Oh well...good memories. One of these days I'll give in and spend the money to get myself one.
I was 30 years old when I finally found the name of this melody, because my grandparents had this clock and I always wondered what this song was and I was asking my mom and she told me to ask Siri because we now have the clock in the house Thank you TH-cam and Siri! 🙏 Miss you, grandma and grandpa and Leann RIP🙏
sometimes at 10pm when the rest of the house is sleeping, i’ll sit in my room with the window open and hear our church emitting this beautifully eerie chime in the dark distance. 11/10 experience if it’s raining outside too. aside from that, one of my childhood homes had a doorbell that played this chime. i also grew up hearing it whenever my sister played fnaf lmao. haunting but lovely
@@InkyEntity oh i know they use treador’s march in fnaf 1 when the power goes out, but they also use the westminster chimes in some of the games when you reach 6am :)) you can also hear it in fnaf 4 just as part of the ambiance
I still have this clock which ages more than 30years... date showing mechanism is dead but it still shows time and chimes each hour with 1 beep for 1AM and 12beeps for 12PM.
Bro! My grandparents had a clock that would chime like this, and every time we visited them, we would make it a priority to listen and count the number of chimes together, whenever it sounded off.
I remember every morning when my mom was leaving for work, she'd drop me off at my grandpa's house since he would watch me while she was working. It'd be early in the morning, like 6 or 7AM, and my grandpa would still be asleep just for a couple hours. And I was pretty young, but my mom and grandpa trusted me to take care of myself and be fine in that short time he would still be sleeping. I'd sit and watch cartoons in the living room until he woke up. Octonauts, Yo Gabba Gabba, Bubble Guppies, the list goes on. Anyways. He had a pretty big house, and it would always be completely silent while I was watching TV and my grandpa was sleeping. But every now in then, through the silence, I would hear this start to play faintly in a few rooms down. I had gotten so used to hearing it became like white noise, and it was actually comforting. At the time it meant nothing to me obviously, it was just a random sound from a clock. But hearing this now makes me feel so weird there are no words to describe it.
I remember an old clock tower that's in my town that used to ring this out, it stopped 4, maybe 5 years ago, and has rarely rung any form of tune since (when ever it rings, it's random bells going off then it rings the hours, but I think it's broken because I swear, I would here it ring more than 12 times when ringing out the hour)
For anime fans that watched Jujutsu Kaisen, if you listen closely in Season 2's opening, especially at some point in the full version, you'll actually notice that it uses this melody. I'm not sure why but it's a nice touch
Also I have a story for this sound…. Takes deep breath. Your sitting in your room on TH-cam. Suddenly you hear your grandfather clock chime this is playing from the living room . Your home alone as your parents went on a trip for work. You decide to go to the living room and sit in the couch. The clock ticks in the background. Suddenly you hear something moving you look up and are frozen in fear. The clock is slowly waking towards you… You run away to your room scared, and hide in a corner. The clock opens the door and starts looking for you. You sit there shaking in fear, hoping it doesn’t find you. You look over and see it peeking around the corner at you. You let out a soft (oh no) breathing heavily. It approaches you slowly its footsteps getting closer and closer. You cover your face and almost start to cry. Then you feel it’s wooden arms wrap around you and it lifts you off the ground. It slowly pulls you towards it its arms still around you. You expect it to choke you but instead its embrace almost feels comfortable. Like it’s hugging you. You feel your breathing start to slow down, and you calm down a bit. You hear its gears moving and turning constantly, but it doesn’t bother you. You feel safe in its embrace. And can’t help but wonder if this is Harry Potter… ❤ Please Comment on this😊
i remember hearing these chimes when i was younger and in this melody now if only i can get a grandfather clock that i dont have to murder my wallet for, id prefer a fixer upper if i could could use a project
I got a Howard Miller triple chime for $50 at a flea market. That is a fabulous deal. I had to repair a lot just to get it running, but it was definitely worth it. It's a large wall clock, if you wanted to knoe
Reminds me of a conversation that I was havin’ with one of my good friends, Orville. We were havin’ a nice picnic one day. I believe it was summer or perhaps it was…was it the fall? Yes, yes. It was the fall because the leaves had turned already. But I said to Orville I said, ‘Orville I have a story to tell you,’ and Orville looked at me-y’know, kinda odd-and, and said, ‘What’s it about?’ I said to him, ‘not every story has to be about something Orville. Sometimes a person just wants to talk. Why does everything have to be a story?’ I said to him. He just looked at me. He said, ‘Well y-you said you had a story.’ Y’know he was quite right. I did in fact. I told him I had a story. I suppose if a person just wants to talk then it’s best to not announce that you’re telling a story. Tellin’ a story does come with its own pressures and expectations I-I suppose. After all, if you’re just talking to a friend then there’s no more expectations than if you were talkin’ into the wind. Words by themselves aren’t expected to carry-uh, aren’t expected to stick, but if, y’know, if you announce that you’re tellin’ a story well then there’d better be a point to it all, y’know? No one wants to sit and listen to someone ramble on and on and on with absolutely no end in sight. So, y’know it’s-it’s good to be mindful of that when you tell someone that you’re about to tell a story, that you have something to say. Tellin’ someone that you’re gonna tell them a story is tantamount to askin’ them to stop what they’re doin’ and-and pay attention. You’re basically sayin’, ‘hey, hey buddy, stop everything, stop what you’re thinking. I have a solution to everything.’ And well I didn’t really have a story to tell. In-in hindsight I-I probably just misspoke when I said that I had a story. I think it would’ve just been better to tell Orville that I wanted to tell him something, rather than tell him that I had a story. But, y’know, even then it mighta put too much importance on the whole thing. Either way, it was quite a nice day. I remember-I remember that we were drinking tea.
POV: Youre in Indonesian Stations.. This song (more like friendly), are been used in Indonesian Train Stations when a train stopped on a station. This is the arrival song except for some station that had it own song, that all came from Indonesian Traditional Song
For the life of me I couldn't remember how this ended and I kept whistling the first three semi-phrases (forgive me, I took theory in Italian). Finding this video was also surprisingly difficult.
there is this one song i can't find that uses this at the very beginning, i don't know how to describe it, it's like electronic/house(?) if anyone has suggestions, i'd appreciate it
Lady Di, unfortunately, we have no way to look up this answer for you. The 613-153 model was discontinued in 1992 and no longer has that information available.
I have my mother in law's grandfather clock. I pull the weight up every Sunday and I've messed with the pendulum a lot but it still loses a minute a week. It has the Westminster chime but we keep it turned off 'cause it makes Pops sad.. I don't know how to set the solar system/star chart part of it but I'm sure youtube could teach me. FYI: An invaluable part of clocks like mine or of the cuckoo variety is the key!! H.A.G.S. everyone! ✌️
We have a 50 year old Ridgeway grandfather clock it is flawless and sounds even better than this video sounded. Do you think it would be very valuable? I believe it is oak and was made on 12/01/1974.
There is a clock shop I visit in my area for repairs and the owner has an oak Ridgeway Grandfather Clock from around that time for sale, I'm not sure if it's the same as yours but it was priced at $700.
the chime of nostalgia for many people
Why?
@@SZFootball it's the most popular chime and many people heard it when they were young and it brings back memories
@@premierclocks ohhhhh okay
@@SZFootball They used it at my high school in NY to indicate when the start time and the end time was!
@@msia7201 What school you went too?
This chime actually has lyrics:
_All through this hour_
_Lord be my guide_
_That by Thy power_
_No foot shall slide._
That's actually really cool and I thank you for this
*BONG* *BONG* *BONG* *BONG*
@@alexfarrell5533 it's more of a doong doong dang doong
Yup there's always something religious with the meaning behind anything that was common during the 19th century although the tune originated in the late 18th century though.
When I used ring the church bells I was told this is what it stood for, it is such a privilege to know. People don't believe me but now they will, and they will have to believe me now. 😊.
In Japan, they play this tune at 5pm to test the emergency broadcasting system and to tell children to return home. I always heard it on the speakers in the evening and it is very nostalgic to me
Those pole speakers from Japan are called Bosai Musen, they're are also used for natural disasters or other hazards like earthquakes, tsunamis or even missile launch
That's interesting, I didn't know that, it must have been so lovely to listen to. 💕.
I KNOW THIS: every japanese school at dismissing time,they play this
That is fascinating, I wouldn't have guessed. Thanks for letting me know. 🎶🎶🎶.
Tell me, what does fnaf stand for?
My aunts house had this chime in the 90's- I love the macabre and theres something haunting about it especially the low note thumps at the end when it counts the current hours. I need one !!!
I absolutely love the chimes on any clock, it must be the bell ringer in me. I have a mantle clock with these chimes which I saved for and it was so worth it, I would love a Grandfather clock but my house isn't big enough, the ground it stands on has got to be level and they cost so much to service, and if it stopped for no apparent reason it would freak me out because of the history of them. So I'm going to keep with utube. 🎶🎶.
My grandparents had a clock that would make this jingle at the start of every hour. I always wondered what it was called, and I kept forgetting to ask it they knew. Finally, after all these years, I know what it is!
same
Same
My grandfather had one as well. I always associated this chime with his house. He passed away 6 years ago and the clock now sits on the mantle above my fireplace, still chiming at each quarter hour
Same! And remembering it was why I suddenly realized it’s where I know the Westworld mind control bass melody from. The show offers the explanation that it’s the first few notes of a classic piece of music but in reality it sounds so much more like this than the piece they cited.
my school has a BIG clock that makes this same melody and I was wondering what it was! Now I know.
My grandparents have the same chime on their clock. Cant wait to get one of these one day.
It was so beautiful and nostalgic for me. Although, it did get me scared whenever it plays. 😂 They still have it but it’s a little broken sounding now
This used to play between classes at Purdue. Brings back the memory of those years.
My hometown plays this song every hour on the hour, followed by a series of bongs that count to the hour. Very nostalgic. Miss that place
I have a church right by my house that plays this every hour. My whole life ive heard this.
Beautiful 🙏🙌
Same.
This is the exact same clock tone my family Howard Miller has. It's been with our family since 2003.
My grandpa has the Howard Miller
@@OfficerLangOfficial1 same
not only that, it also has the same chime of clock tv's colonial style triple chime grandfather clock
mine has been in the family since ‘84
Mine has been in our family since 1781.
This reminds me of my grandma's Wall mounted grandfather clock that chimed every hour. God I miss her.
My goodness! Sounds just like the tall floor-standing hand-wound clock my grandparents had in their hallway. I wanted that clock so badly as an adult but it wound up going to someone else in my family. Oh well...good memories. One of these days I'll give in and spend the money to get myself one.
I’ve heard this melody my entire conscious life and just now learned its name.
I was 30 years old when I finally found the name of this melody, because my grandparents had this clock and I always wondered what this song was and I was asking my mom and she told me to ask Siri because we now have the clock in the house Thank you TH-cam and Siri! 🙏 Miss you, grandma and grandpa and Leann RIP🙏
I been living with this sound since 1981.. my Dad's clock now mine
sometimes at 10pm when the rest of the house is sleeping, i’ll sit in my room with the window open and hear our church emitting this beautifully eerie chime in the dark distance. 11/10 experience if it’s raining outside too. aside from that, one of my childhood homes had a doorbell that played this chime. i also grew up hearing it whenever my sister played fnaf lmao. haunting but lovely
Fnaf was actually toreadors march but its kinda similar so I don't blame you for getting it a bit confused
@@InkyEntity oh i know they use treador’s march in fnaf 1 when the power goes out, but they also use the westminster chimes in some of the games when you reach 6am :)) you can also hear it in fnaf 4 just as part of the ambiance
@@grrimmm Ooohhhh ok!
@@grrimmm Ooohhhh ok!
Such a beautiful experience
when the sun rises shining down on the pizza parlor with you still alive in it
WE'RE GETTING TO 6AM WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Shut up😊
...
@@SethACook
It's a joke from FNAF 4.
It uses the same chime/song when you begin the game.
@@comedyclownsstudios almost all fnafs
this was the door bell in my childhood home, and then a church near my high school would play it everyday when school let out.
oh lord our god be thou our guide that by thy help no foot may slide
In Indonesia, this is used as a bell at stations to signal the arrival and departure of trains.
I still have this clock which ages more than 30years... date showing mechanism is dead but it still shows time and chimes each hour with 1 beep for 1AM and 12beeps for 12PM.
when you survive until 6AM
more like shitty game
why does this chime remind you of anything?
@@drufernandez6436 FNaF games th-cam.com/video/s3qkvfH2Egg/w-d-xo.html
fnaf refrence
bruh im tired of seeing these comments you ruined my day
In Indonesia, they used this melody in the Train Station to signal the arrival/departure of the train.
Who here thinks of grandmas house when they hear this
Bro! My grandparents had a clock that would chime like this, and every time we visited them, we would make it a priority to listen and count the number of chimes together, whenever it sounded off.
Funny enough it was actually my great aunts house.
I remember every morning when my mom was leaving for work, she'd drop me off at my grandpa's house since he would watch me while she was working. It'd be early in the morning, like 6 or 7AM, and my grandpa would still be asleep just for a couple hours. And I was pretty young, but my mom and grandpa trusted me to take care of myself and be fine in that short time he would still be sleeping. I'd sit and watch cartoons in the living room until he woke up. Octonauts, Yo Gabba Gabba, Bubble Guppies, the list goes on. Anyways. He had a pretty big house, and it would always be completely silent while I was watching TV and my grandpa was sleeping. But every now in then, through the silence, I would hear this start to play faintly in a few rooms down. I had gotten so used to hearing it became like white noise, and it was actually comforting. At the time it meant nothing to me obviously, it was just a random sound from a clock. But hearing this now makes me feel so weird there are no words to describe it.
I remember an old clock tower that's in my town that used to ring this out, it stopped 4, maybe 5 years ago, and has rarely rung any form of tune since (when ever it rings, it's random bells going off then it rings the hours, but I think it's broken because I swear, I would here it ring more than 12 times when ringing out the hour)
Japan: THIS WILL MAKE TOP-TIER SCHOOL BELL SOUND!!
very old and beautiful
A beautiful sound of my childhood😊❤❤❤
Thi thing is nostalgic for me, My grandparents have a clock that makes Westminster chime every time from 3:00A.M to 6:00A.M
For anime fans that watched Jujutsu Kaisen, if you listen closely in Season 2's opening, especially at some point in the full version, you'll actually notice that it uses this melody. I'm not sure why but it's a nice touch
Yass! I also recognize it and was wondering why the backing vocal sounds familiar reminds me of train melody and it is!
Its in Doraemon too
I was looking to see if anyone made the connection. Really want to know why this melody is in that opening
The Chime is verry good
One of the coolest sounds of all TIME !!!!❤😊😊😊❤ LOVE IT!!!!!
I had to find this because I just realized randomly that Westworld’s mind control bass melody is quite literally this but in bass
Why the cut at the end
WE GETTING TO 6AM WITH THIS ONE!!! 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Such a cool little melody. Used worldwide for trains and school chimes. Pretty much anyone in the world knows what that chime means.
every 90s kid remembers spending the night at their grandmother's house, and the clock making this sound right as they're about to fall asleep
people talk about japan and stuff but we had this in canada quebec
授業終わり～休み時間終わり～の曲だー
Japan :
Every school in anime 🏫
Indonesia :
Every train station depart & arrive 🚉
this gave me fnaf 4 ptsd
Also I have a story for this sound…. Takes deep breath.
Your sitting in your room on TH-cam. Suddenly you hear your grandfather clock chime this is playing from the living room . Your home alone as your parents went on a trip for work. You decide to go to the living room and sit in the couch. The clock ticks in the background. Suddenly you hear something moving you look up and are frozen in fear. The clock is slowly waking towards you… You run away to your room scared, and hide in a corner. The clock opens the door and starts looking for you. You sit there shaking in fear, hoping it doesn’t find you. You look over and see it peeking around the corner at you. You let out a soft (oh no) breathing heavily. It approaches you slowly its footsteps getting closer and closer. You cover your face and almost start to cry. Then you feel it’s wooden arms wrap around you and it lifts you off the ground. It slowly pulls you towards it its arms still around you. You expect it to choke you but instead its embrace almost feels comfortable. Like it’s hugging you. You feel your breathing start to slow down, and you calm down a bit. You hear its gears moving and turning constantly, but it doesn’t bother you. You feel safe in its embrace. And can’t help but wonder if this is Harry Potter… ❤ Please Comment on this😊
remember when I'm 6 years old, I always hear big ben chime. That so interesting
Sounds so cool 🤩 I could listen to it all day
ABSOLUTELY Yes !!! Love that sound !!!❤❤❤
listened to it all day during school. It’s our school bell
i remember hearing these chimes when i was younger and in this melody now if only i can get a grandfather clock that i dont have to murder my wallet for, id prefer a fixer upper if i could could use a project
Just found one on a local listing for $150 in good working order. It's a smaller mantle clock. Do you think that is a good deal?
I got a Howard Miller triple chime for $50 at a flea market. That is a fabulous deal. I had to repair a lot just to get it running, but it was definitely worth it. It's a large wall clock, if you wanted to knoe
That's why I'm tracking down tunes to set as alarms (that auto dismiss) to use on an old tablet.
@@terricruz4257 if it doesn’t work 150 is not a good dewl
I was raised catholic and at church this chime is to cast away evil spirits and entities away from our church
Beautiful Chime
When the clock strikes six on Night Five
Big ben also have this type of chimes
you will hear breathing outside your door as a big yellow bear is in your hallway
Small town vibes in the middle of the day.
Reminds me of a conversation that I was havin’ with one of my good friends, Orville. We were havin’ a nice picnic one day. I believe it was summer or perhaps it was…was it the fall? Yes, yes. It was the fall because the leaves had turned already. But I said to Orville I said, ‘Orville I have a story to tell you,’ and Orville looked at me-y’know, kinda odd-and, and said, ‘What’s it about?’ I said to him, ‘not every story has to be about something Orville. Sometimes a person just wants to talk. Why does everything have to be a story?’ I said to him. He just looked at me. He said, ‘Well y-you said you had a story.’ Y’know he was quite right. I did in fact. I told him I had a story. I suppose if a person just wants to talk then it’s best to not announce that you’re telling a story. Tellin’ a story does come with its own pressures and expectations I-I suppose. After all, if you’re just talking to a friend then there’s no more expectations than if you were talkin’ into the wind. Words by themselves aren’t expected to carry-uh, aren’t expected to stick, but if, y’know, if you announce that you’re tellin’ a story well then there’d better be a point to it all, y’know? No one wants to sit and listen to someone ramble on and on and on with absolutely no end in sight. So, y’know it’s-it’s good to be mindful of that when you tell someone that you’re about to tell a story, that you have something to say. Tellin’ someone that you’re gonna tell them a story is tantamount to askin’ them to stop what they’re doin’ and-and pay attention. You’re basically sayin’, ‘hey, hey buddy, stop everything, stop what you’re thinking. I have a solution to everything.’ And well I didn’t really have a story to tell. In-in hindsight I-I probably just misspoke when I said that I had a story. I think it would’ve just been better to tell Orville that I wanted to tell him something, rather than tell him that I had a story. But, y’know, even then it mighta put too much importance on the whole thing. Either way, it was quite a nice day. I remember-I remember that we were drinking tea.
"Kami informasikan akan segera tiba di jalur 6 kereta api blambangan ekspres dengan tujuan akhir stasiun ketapang"
My clock comes back to life in 1 week from now.
Great job
6am already?
Big Ben: And there's my grandad who got destroyed in 2018. Poor him, He was born on June 4th, 1995.
underrated comment
In Indonesia it is used when trains arrive and depart at the station
"AW DAMN! I'M LATE FOR CLASS!"
POV: Youre in Indonesian Stations..
This song (more like friendly), are been used in Indonesian Train Stations when a train stopped on a station.
This is the arrival song except for some station that had it own song, that all came from Indonesian Traditional Song
The Westminster clock is sick
It said what the hay that was rude
poor clock needs medicine
0:05 is what a hear in fnaf 4
Like honestly as a fnaf fan I want to thank Scott for my new obsession
My school, AISJ, uses the exact tune as the morning bell which rings at 8:00 AM.
I always heard this in my neighbourhood. It’s either the church or the school
This is how the sound when i was going to london and i hear the big ben playing westminster chimes
I don't know how many times this was it got cut off.
WOW me encanta
interesting how this sound is more associated with Japan than England nowadays
(Clock chimes and strikes 10)
Calera and Shelby 2019: Oh my! Look at the time. We’d better go!
For the life of me I couldn't remember how this ended and I kept whistling the first three semi-phrases (forgive me, I took theory in Italian). Finding this video was also surprisingly difficult.
Big Ben chimes and strikes!
NPC
My door bell had this ring.
YAAAAAY!!!!! 🎉
I wanna remix "Westminster Chimes" into a rap song called "West Gangsta Crimes". It will be a chart topper without a doubt.
there is this one song i can't find that uses this at the very beginning, i don't know how to describe it, it's like electronic/house(?) if anyone has suggestions, i'd appreciate it
You find it yet?
@@variasifiksi9788 i have not.
@@ravepwner8 that freekin sucks
This one by accident? th-cam.com/video/t78WhENXx_M/w-d-xo.html
I knew it! Kieninger stole your chime rods!
noooooooo!😂
My maternal grandparents had a clock that would play this. I didn’t know that the tune had a name until today.
(I’m American.)
This is what my grandmas grandfather clock sounds like
12 AM
1 AM
2 AM
3 AM
4 AM
5 AM
[power outage]
6 AM, Yayyy!
In Indonesia this sound use in station to remind all passenger that their train is on the way to the station.
Reminds me of when I was in school
In indonesia, this is the train arriving and departure chime.
The references i know is before the dawn / survive the night and fnaf 4
When it’s 12 am and you wake to this outside your room:
Let it be known...for who the bell tolls...
What are the three chime positions for Model 613-153
Lady Di, unfortunately, we have no way to look up this answer for you. The 613-153 model was discontinued in 1992 and no longer has that information available.
Just Like An Grandfather Clock
It is a grandfather clock.
@@MasenMonsterexactly
My musical reference for a major third
Local church plays this every hour during the daytime
I know right? This is my favorite melody a church tower would play
Its probably because it has lyrics that is actually a prayer:
_All through this hour_
_Lord be my guide_
_That by Thy power_
_No foot shall slide._
Can you do it only with the chime and not the mechanical parts pls :C
When you survive a long horrible night until 6am.
sounds just like my grandmas
My grandma just died and I got her grand father clock
Ya beli grandfather clock
Westminster school Westminster palace
Only clock I haven't broken yet, is Durham Cathedral.
Reminds me of a puppet or Edgar allen poe story or even haunted mansion
I have my mother in law's grandfather clock. I pull the weight up every Sunday and I've messed with the pendulum a lot but it still loses a minute a week. It has the Westminster chime but we keep it turned off 'cause it makes Pops sad.. I don't know how to set the solar system/star chart part of it but I'm sure youtube could teach me. FYI: An invaluable part of clocks like mine or of the cuckoo variety is the key!!
H.A.G.S. everyone! ✌️
NO MORE CIRCULATION OF FIRE IN EUROPE ! ELIZABETH! YOU'RE DONE.
We have a 50 year old Ridgeway grandfather clock it is flawless and sounds even better than this video sounded. Do you think it would be very valuable? I believe it is oak and was made on 12/01/1974.
There is a clock shop I visit in my area for repairs and the owner has an oak Ridgeway Grandfather Clock from around that time for sale, I'm not sure if it's the same as yours but it was priced at $700.
Every japanese school bell
Everyone's school bell: *DRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR RRRING*