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Did you mean the minute hand? Are you sure it was red?
Post a pic of what you are looking for?
http://www.georgenelson.org/georgenelsonclocks.html
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Very similar hands were used on later (much cheaper) Howard Miller clocks too. I have a HM wicker clock from the seventies (?) with Nelson hands, market value of not very much, I think.
It's a shame to sacrifice one cool clock for another though, regardless of collectibility or whatever.
Maybe
just cut that shit out of a tin can lid and spray paint it red, hang it on the wall and forget about it.
Compared with the other apparent options of either getting extremely lucky or spending a hundred dollars for someone ELSE'S fabricated knock-off, it's pretty reasonable to just improvise for the meantime.
That's the creative approach vs. the solve-it-with-an-abusive-waste-of-money-approach though, and these approaches are usually evaluated on totally different scales.
Parenthetically,
(This makes me think of middle-class consumer habits, the unhappiness involved in the provocation of many buying decisions, the desperate search to appear refined, cultured and educated, the obsession with the irrelevant or terrible because of it's perceived class value and demonstration of status which is not at all what this thread is about but chew on that anyway.)
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