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Edwards Lyre Model 524 The Lyre was one of several chimes from Edwards to fit various decors. All shared a common mechanism, bells and stamped… Read More »Edwards Duncan Phyfe

Morphy Richards Cantebury Door Chime 1964 This mid-century chime has a styrene plastic cover with a textured vinyl insert. This chime is known to have… Read More »Morphy Richards Canterbury 1964

Edwards Canterbury Clock Door Chime   The Canterbury was Edwards top of the line chime for a brief period in the 1950s. Described as follows… Read More »Edwards Cantebury Model C-62

Edwards Canterbury Clock Door Chime The Canterbury was Edwards top of the line chime in the mid 1950s. Described as follows in a 1956 Catalog:… Read More »Edwards Cantebury

NuTone NU-195 Drape NuTone’s early bar-chime models extended the “Drape” ornamentation employed on Resonator and Long Bell Door Chimes to a compact two-note model. From… Read More »NuTone NU-195 Compact

Rittenhouse Master Model E-15 Extension Chime The Rittenhouse Master Model Extension Chimes are designed to provide an additional call for remote areas or large homes… Read More »Rittenhouse Master Model E-15 Extension Chime

Early Single Note Door Chime One of the earliest door chimes in the Museum, these examples play a single note on a tone bar. The… Read More »Early Single Note Doorbell

Deagan Cam-Driven Westminster Door Chime 1936 The Deagan Chime company of Chicago, Illinois was a preeminent manufacturer of musical chimes of all varieties in from… Read More »Deagan Cam-Driven Westminster Chime 1936

Rittenhouse Betsy Ross Model 822 The Betsy Ross resonator from Rittenhouse has a patriotic theme common to American door chimes in the late inter-war period.… Read More »Rittenhouse Betsy Ross

Telechime Aristocrat Model 446 The Telechime Aristocrat is an elaborate musical door chime manufactured by General Kontrolor of Dayton, Ohio. This chime plays a series… Read More »Telechime Aristocrat