After nearly 40 years of struggles and failures, in 1867 Silas B. Terry formed the Terry Cock Company at Waterbury, Connecticut with the aid of his four sons. It was his final chance to achieve business success and financial security. Lack of operating capital spelled doom to his firm just four year after Terry's death in 1876. Though revived in Massachusetts for a few years, the firm disappeared forever in 1893.

During September of 1875 the Terry Clock Company issued a small catalog of 24 pages. This is a reproductions of that catalog in its original size. A historical account of Silas Terry and his clockmaking ventures written by Chris Bailey concludes the publication.

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