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U.S. Navy
U.S. Light House
Establishment
U.S. Life Saving
Service
U.S. Coast Guard
Joseph H. Eastman and the Harvard Clock Company began in 1880, a
relationship with the U. S. Government that would span more than 100 years.
Clocks from Harvard, Boston, Eastman, Fairhaven, Vermont, and Chelsea Clock Companies have
served with distinction in the U.S. Navy, U.S. Light House Establishment, U.S. Life Saving
Service and U.S. Coast Guard..
U.S.S. Raleigh, C-8, circa 1894
Boston Clock Co., Marine, 8.5", U.S.S. Raleigh, C-8, circa
1894
  
U.S.S. Iowa, BB-4, circa 1897
  
Eastman Clock Co., Marine, 8.25", U.S.S. Iowa, BB-4, circa 1897
 
Medal of Honor Winner, USS Iowa, 1898
 
Harvard Clock Co., 5", Marine, #361, Light Vessel 44,
U.S. Light House Establishment,
Northeast End, N.J.,1882-1926, Cornfield Pt.,CT.,1926-1938
U. S. Treasury Department letter concerning LV-44, circa 1889
 
4.25", Marine, along with #361, served on LV-44.
LV-44, Staten Island Depot, 1912, and after hurricane of 1938
 
Circa 1909
 
1906, U.S.N., 4.5", deck clock #2
Chelsea Deck Clocks on test at U. S. Naval Observatory
Two E. Howard & Co., #74 Astronomical Regulators at far right.
Joshua James, U.S.L.S.S., nation's most decorated lifesaver
 
4.5", U.S.L.S.S., marine, 1909
 
U.S.L.S.S. Station Deer Park, Michigan, U.S.L.S.S. emblem
 
Circa 1918
1918, U.S.N., 6", deck clock
 
Circa WW I
  
U.S.C.G.C. Eagle, U.S.C.G., 6", Ship's Bell, 1929
 
WW II Heroes
 
Surrender aboard, U.S.S. Missouri, BB-63, Tokyo Bay, Sept. 2, 1945
 
U.S.S. Missouri, BB-63, circa 1950
8.5", U.S.N./Pan American World Airways, Ship's Bell, circa 1948
 
U.S.S. John F. Kennedy, CV-67, 6", U.S.N., deck clock, circa 1967
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