Jerger wood chess clock

This Jerger wood chess clock was made in Germany circa the1980s.

It is far simpler to set than the digital clocks in use in rated chess

tournaments today.   It has large clock faces, with flags that rise as

you approach the set limit, then fall to indicate overstepping that limit,

thus losing the game on time.   A very sturdy clock with brass buttons

and a stable wood base, this one has seen a lot of use already, but

still has plenty of life left in it!    A tournament director talked me into

buying a new digital clock (which I still have not learned how to set

myself) and I no longer play casual blitz games, so this one needs

to go (along with all my old chess books).   I will post additional

pictures on request.

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