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Might be better to wait for a good one, esp. if £500 is tops.

I'm from Stockton-on Tees; it's the clock that's in Birmingham!
It's on eBay; I'm on a few different forums, and some don't allow mention of outside sales sites.
I'd like a good, clean example; I've got too many other projects on to start something else as well.

Bismarck 9625.
Now THAT'S what I call a Telephone Number!

It's time I put my money where my mouth is, and bought a Bryan's Clock.
There's one available in Birmingham at £500 (in the usual place), but I'm not sure about the cabinet.
Also, it claims to be on old penny, but the 12 o'clock position pays 10.
Is it in the right price bracket?

Are any known to exist?

The Araldite being to repair the rear sub-frame mounting panels!

Great, thanks. The Wookey Hole one is the one I'm working from.
It appears in Braithwaite's book.
My version ISN'T a fortune teller.
I'll post pictures when I've learned how!

I've just noticed: This machine has had the 'reserved' flap riveted back. This was common when a machine left the rarified atmosphere of the 'private club', and joined the hurly-burly ranks of the arcade. If you went for change in the arcade, there was no guarantee your machine would still be waitin...

He's easier to ignore than Holder, though!

Oh yes! I'm forgetting about Tom Boland conversions of what are now sometimes rare machines. One of my favourites was the Greyhound version of the Caille Commercial; I've only just found out that it was a conversion. I've just spotted the give-away on the Bryan's Grand National re-vamp:- 24d! Nobody...