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From: awr@panda.UUCP (Andrew W. Rogers)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: Begging help from the limitless source of electronic trivia
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Date: Mon, 14-Jul-86 22:31:48 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 14 22:31:48 1986
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In article <7784@duke.duke.UUCP> crm@duke.UUCP (Charlie Martin) writes:
>I have a problem -- I've recently received an heirloom clock that
>has fascinated me since computers had ball-plane integrators (I'd
>sit on the floor and watch it when I was 5.)  This clock is called
>an Atmos clock... Can someone suggest a clockmaker who could fix it?

I would suggest you contact

	Mason & Sullivan
	586 Higgins Crowell Rd.
	W. Yarmouth, MA  02673

	Customer Service: (617) 778-1056

Their principal product line is clock kits, but they also sell (and repair)
the Atmos clock.

Good luck,

AWR