Pryanco AMPCO presumed to be manufactured by Pryanco This Chime marked AMPGO is presumed to be manufactured by Pryanco because of it’s resemblance to their other cast cover chimes. Perhaps AMPGO was a private label or merely some code in the mold. … Continue reading
Pryanco Peacock 303 with Model 303 Mechanism This Pryanco Model 303 with a Peacock Cover dates to the earliest days of musical long-bell door chimes. The 303 mechanism employed here plays the Westminster Peal on three tubes. While not possible … Continue reading
Pryanco Moderne with Model 305 Mechanism This Pryanco Moderne Chime was an original fixture in a home built by a successful Nevada businessman in the 1940s. Until recently, the home was the residence for the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese … Continue reading
Pryanco Model with Cast Aluminum Cover Model 302 This Pryanco 2-tube door chime features an elegant cast aluminum cover. After a remodel, all that remained was the original cover and an empty door chime niche in Southern California where this … Continue reading
Pryanco Peacock Longbell Door Chime 305 This spectacular Pryanco chime is named for twin peacocks cast in aluminum on the cover. This chime was manufactured by the Pryanco Electrical Specialties division of Pryne & Co of Los Angeles, California. Pryne was a … Continue reading
Art Deco Urn 1938 Presumed to be by Pryanco This restored chime is original to an Oakland, California house constructed in 1938. The maker is presumed to be Pryanco since the mechanism is of near identical construction as other Pryanco two-note … Continue reading