Town Square Clock - Verdin Four Score II

This Verdin Four Score II clock was the first clock installed in 2002 at the Town Square at the southwest corner of the intersection of US422 and Railroad Street  in the Borough of Palmyra, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.  This clock was recently replaced with a new replica after Verdin determined the clock could not be repaired economically.  The base of the clock head has started to delaminate.  The clock stands 15'9" tall and the clock faces are approximately 3.5' X 3.5'.  The base post of the clock is cast aluminum but the clock head and top is plastic/fiberglass.  The clock functions properly with included electronic controller.  Clock requires a 115 VAC, 60Hz, 20-amp with ground electric circuit.  Interior lightig of the clock faces is controlled by a dusk to dawn sensor located in the clock head base.  Some of the interior T12 flourescent light fixtures in the clock head no longer work and would need upgraded/replaced.  Clock controller is wall mountable and measures 13 1/2" X10 1/2" X 3".  The clock weighs approximately 600-lbs.  Installation diagrams, operating instructions, etc. are all available and have been uploaded to this site.