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(1) Brewster and Ingrahams, c. 1850, 8-day gallery timepiece movement with ribbed plates and upside-down verge; (2) E. N. Welch, c. 1880, 8-day double spring timepiece with balance escape (hairspring intact); (3) C. 1880 unsigned, probably E. N. Welch "half" timepiece movement with long winding arbor for deep wall clock case marked "Blythe, Epping", probably English retailer; (4) C. 1900 unsigned striking movement with plates secured by hex huts, probably for deep wall clock case with bad solder repair on back plate; (5) New Haven, c. 1910, kitchen clock movement with added second strike hammer; (6) Seth Thomas, c. 1900, No. 10 8-day double spring lever movement with missing balance escape and converted to pendulum.