The carriage clock was a clock that succeeded the older design of a clock called the traveling clock. The first carriage clock was built in 1796, and after that the design flourished. This clock was made for use away from a permanent resting place. Moving clocks was always a great concern, as most clocks featured designs that would be thrown off by movement. This meant that after moving a clock, it would show an inaccurate time. This was due to a lot of different technical reasons, but it happened. The Carriage clocks were a new generation of movable clocks that could be moved without upsetting the delicate inner workings, thus leaving the clock keeping accurate time even on the go. This proved invaluable to many different people back then, just as the accurate clocks we use today help us. Accurate time is an incalculable advantage.
 Brass Rococco Novelty Carriage Clock No R  US $26.69
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 Seth Thomas Quartz Carriage Style Clock in Goldtone US $8.95
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 Miniature carriage clock movement US $75.00
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 Case For Carriage Clock US $15.00
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 General Electric Brass Hamilton Carriage Mantel Clock US $9.99
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 Porcelian Dials for Carriage Clocks US $20.00
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 Carriage Clock Movements US $20.00
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 Fancy Carriage Clock US $51.00
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 Carriage Clock Parts US $20.00
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 ANTIQUE STUNNING BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK KEY US $19.99
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 Hamilton Carriage Mantel Clock US $12.50
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 Wonderful excellent cloisonne machine carriage Clock 88 US $24.99
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