The clock is currently not working. The vintage Seth Thomas US Maritime Commission clock from 1944 is a rare and valuable piece of maritime history. The clock’s originality and connection to the US Maritime Commission make it a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of maritime memorabilia and antique timepieces.

Vintage Seth Thomas WWII US MARITIME COMMISSION Clock in Wood Case- No Key. Black bakelite case with a natural metal color face, serial number 31856, case measures 7.5 inches in diameter x 2.75 inches deep. It weighs: 3 lbs 1.3 oz. Untested with no key. This is basically in really good condition mostly just dirty from being stored for a long time. Please view photos for more details.

Made in the United States by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this antique original clock was once used by the US Navy. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of maritime antiques, this clock is a unique and timeless piece that pays homage to the rich maritime heritage of the United States.

Envision this clock as a conversation starter in your home office, its gleaming brass finish catching the light as you work. Admire how the classic nautical design adds a touch of seafaring history to any space. Appreciate the craftsmanship of the dial, each numeral a testament to enduring quality, ready to inspire a sense of adventure. Imagine this timepiece displayed prominently on a bookshelf in your living room, seamlessly complementing your coastal decor or adding a touch of whimsy to your study.

Measures 7 inches across, 4 inches in height.

The Vintage Seth Thomas US Maritime Commission Clock in a Bakelite case is an antique original timepiece from the World War II era. This deck clock, made by Seth Thomas in the United States, features a Bakelite and brass construction, reflecting its maritime heritage. The clock also comes with a wind-up key, adding to its vintage charm and functionality. A perfect addition for collectors of maritime antiques or those interested in military history, this clock is a unique piece of historical significance. 1940s WWII Maritime Commission wind-up clock. Brass face with glass-front cover. Black Bakelite case was painted by a previous owner with a bronze finish; now has a distressed […]

I don’t know any thing about clocks but I have some questions this clock face does not show the military hours like some of the others? The person how look at this said it chimes on a. 8 hour work time? Used is size 3 key which I do not have.

5 3/8 wide on face, edge to edge. It has been kept in very nice condition. Face shows no issues. Sides have a couple of spots here and there. See all the pictures for more details. The clock runs and chimes, but the chimes do not correspond to time. Clock should be attached to a wall for the chimes to work properly. Could be just a matter of leaving it on the wall for a day or two, and everything might work properly. Could be serviced by a clock repair person. Any questions, please ask.

Made of brass by the renowned maker Seth Thomas, this clock bears a 3-inch California Prop 65 warning and operates with a key.

World War II Seth Thomas Mark I 1941 Bakelite US NAVY Deck MARITIME Clock. World War II era Seth Thomas Mark I Key wind Navy deck clock, dated 1941. Measures 8 1/2″ x 7 1/4″ x 4 tall. Mark I – Deck Clock, U. Navy N 35015 1941 on face. There is a screw lock on one side of the case, when undone it allows the body of the clock to move forward on a pin pivot, which reveals an original key hanging from the mounting plate, and allowing access to the rods for setting and winding. (Original Key not included). And a big thank you for shopping with Gary […]