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Vintage Eikeisha wall clock, made in occupied Japan?? - $150 (Ewa Beach)

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make / manufacturer: Eikeisha
size / dimensions: 10”x 21”x 4.25”

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Vintage Eikeisha wall clock, made in occupied Japan, post WW2 1940’s??

“Vintage Eikeisha (栄計舎) wall clocks from the 1940s are highly collectible timepieces. The "Made in Occupied Japan" (MIOJ) stamp indicates exact production between 1945 and 1952, when the Allied forces required the label for all export goods.These mechanical pendulum-driven clocks (often featuring hourly "bon-bon" chimes) were largely produced in the Nagoya region of Japan, and many models feature an "AK" logo. Because they were built utilizing post-WWII manufacturing constraints, their hardware and wood cabinets display unique mid-20th-century craftsmanship.”

Looks like there was a sticker just like the one in this link I found online.
My clock sounds like just the one in the video.

So please check this link below:
https://youtube.com/shorts/OOgNh0FIZPY?si=7v1WY3sgtBqAlb4z

The nails that holding the clock face are loose but it works as far as I know. You just need to wind once in a while.

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