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Vintage 1920's Telechron Electrolarm Art Deco Bakelite Alarm Clock
Made in the 1920's by Warren Telechron Co
Ashland Mass USAThis Clock is as Art Deco as they come!
Made of BakeliteThe Seafoam GREEN color of this Clock is Rare and highly desirable
This Model of Clock is extremely Collectible and seen in Off White and Black
This Clock works but needs some repair
Not as bad as some that I have seenClock needs a Power Cord attached
There is no Light Bulb assembly at the top
And there are come cosmetic trim work missing on the frontI did test the clock with a test AC cord and it works great
The second hand sweeps around without issue
Minute and Hour hands work without issue
Did not test the alarm
You can hear the motor run when the second hand sweeps, but not too loudThere are two sections of the bakelite case that have breaks
The top, back left hand side has a broken corner
The bottom left corner is also broken
Both of these are shown in the picturesThe inside assembly is also shown from a few angles to show you what is included
The Clock is being sold as a working clock, once you add the power cord
It is being sold in the condition as shown in the 12 picturesThe Plate on the back reads: Motor Type B2
Model M-1-No 548010A
Telechron Electrolarm
Warren Telechron Co.
Ashland MASS USAClock measures 7 1/2" High by 6" Wide by 3 3/4" DeepThe Clock is clean and looks great
With a little work this will be an excellent collectible!
$9.99 Starting offer!
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