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The Telechron "Attendant" alarm clock was produced between 1938 and 1941 and designed by Leo Ivan Bruce. This is an ivory example (brown was also available). Just over 130,000 total were sold. This clock was part of the personal collection of John…

Produced between 1930 and 1933, the "Trenton" Model 336 has a medium wooden case with lighter decorative insets. 5,801 were sold. This example is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated in 2025.

With a dark wood case and ivory dial, the Telechron "Kendall" was designed by Findlay Williams and sold between 1939 and 1941. This example is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated in 2025.

Produced between 1945 and 1950, the stylish Telechron "Embassy" alarm clock has a circular wooden case with brass hands and bezel. Just over 170,000 of this model were sold. This example is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated…

Produced between 1949 and 1953, the Telechron "Kirkwood" has a square, wooden case with a red face and decorative brass bezel. Over 98,000 were sold. This example is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated in 2025.

Designed by Leo Ivan Bruce and sold between 1941 and 1942, the Telechron 'Governor' has a brown wood case with brass hands and trim. Just over 10,000 were sold. This example is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated in 2025.

Produced between 1952 and 1955 with just over 86,00 sold, the Telechron 'Telegrain' has a plastic case with a dark brown, faux wood finish. This example features a visual celebrating "fifty years of electric service" with The Detroit Edison Company…

With a square, white case and brass numeral band, the Sportsman design was reintroduced under this model number in 1947 before again being discontinued in 1950. Designed by Simon de Vaulchier, there were just under 25,000 sold. This example is from…

Produced between 1941 and 1942, the Telechron "Warden" is an alarm clock with an ivory, translucent dial and a brown plastic case. Nearly 68,000 were sold. This is from the personal collection of John Ellis and was donated in 2025.

Produced between 1940 to 1942, Telechron's "Bancroft" has a small, square wooden case with decorative side flutings and round brass feet. It was designed by Leo Ivan Bruce and just over 12,000 were sold.

This example is from the personal…