Isle of Wight Fusee clock From Whitwell Station.

A 10 inch Oak cased fusee clock supplied to the Southern Railway in 1923 by William Potts and sons of Leeds at a cost of £5, it spent all of it's early railway working life on the Isle of Wight and was used at Whitwell Station waiting room, upon closure of this Station on the 15th September 1952, it made a short trip across the Solent and spent the rest of its Railway working life at Portsmouth & Southsea Parcels Office. The Dial would have been repainted by the British Railways Southern Region clock contractor, John Walker of 1 South Molton Street , London post 1948

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