Clare-Bell Brass Works

Made in Maine, U.S.A.

                                            Weathervanes                 Back to: 1 Inch Scale 

1916-100

                                                        Eagle Weathervane

1 7/6" wide X 3" tall

36.5mm X 76.2mm

The Directional is 2 1/16"  (52.4mm) wide on all the weathervanes.

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1" Scale miniature, solid brass, gold plated weathervanes.  These weathervanes will look great on any doll house, bird house, or craft project. They really work!

              1910-100                                     1911-100                                     1912-100

               Rooster                                        Trotter                                        Train

  1 5/16" wide X 2 15/16" tall            2 1/32" wide X 2 1/2" tall             2 1/16" wide X 2 1/32" tall

        33.3mm  X 74.6mm                      51.6mm X 63.5mm                        52.4mm X 51.6mm

              1915-100                                    1917-100                                       1918-100

               Gabriel                                         Whale                                         Schooner

  2 3/32" wide X 1 15/16" tall            2 5/16" wide X 1 3/4" tall                 2" wide X 2 1/2" tall

        53.2mm X 49.2mm                       58.7mm X 44.5mm                       50.8mm X 63.5mm        

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Weathervane Instructions

1. Mark where you want your weathervane to be and drill a 1/8" (3.2mm) diameter hole X 7/8" (22.2mm) deep as straight down (vertical) as possible.

2. Use a small amount of glue in the hole that you just drilled and push the weather vane shaft into it until it hits the shoulder on the shaft.

3. Use a small amount of glue to secure the directional to the shaft.  Make sure you aim the compass points where you want them.  Let the glue dry before going any further.

4. Hold the ball and the figure together and slide the post into the hole in the shaft. The top figure will spin freely.

Last modified: 01/21/10