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Our Museum and Clock Shop before we retired
Westminster Chime
Clocks ~ Radios ~ Ham Radio ~ Test Equipment
Cameras ~ Toys ~ Radio Tubes ~ Tools ~ Trains
60 Years of collecting
Our Online Catalog
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If you have questions about something on my site, please
send an eMail to me, or contact me by phone with a Text Message,
or a phone call. If you call between 9AM and 6PM and you get my
voice mail, it means I am on the phone with another collector.
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If you get my voicemail, please leave your name and phone number and
I will get back to you ASAP. If it is after 6PM, it could be the next morning
before I can return your call.
If you have a question about something you purchased from me, I do not
send your call to someone working out of their home in India or the
Philippines. When you call, you will talk to me!
You can also send an email, any time of the day or night, and
if it comes in after hours, I will read it the next morning.
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If you have a stamp that you need to use before it spoiles,
you
can send a letter, and I will read it.
In 1998 my shop became the Nation's #1 Clock shop in sales for the largest
manuracture of grandfather clocks in the World, and I held that title into
the next Century. The Reason: I would rather make $10 or $20 each on 10
sales than to make $100 or $200 on one sale. That way, I have 10 new
collectors and clients instead of just one, and my new clients can brag
about what a good deal they got from Old Passions.
I can not, and will not be undersold!
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Designing a New Car ~
Everybody Loves Old Cars!
In The Beginning
The Little Ol' Clock Shop
in Coos Bay, Oregon
Ham Radio & Learning the Mores Code
About the Code
About the Code Key
Ham Shacks (amateur radio stations)
Jeannie, JD & N8719T after
returning from a clock buying trip
Building the 1930 Chevy Whatiuse Wagon
Information Links
Click on a state for information about that state
    
Clock Dictionary
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Understanding the Moon Phase cycles
For hundreds of years Captains have relied on the phase of the moon to
to monitor high and low tides. Farmers would plant the above ground crops
by the light of the moon and the below ground crops by the dark of
the moon, and even law enforcement has watched their calls go up
during a fool moon, and you might want to stay out of everybodys
way during a fool moon. And was told, that's when the werewolf comes out.
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