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This dual-named clock, known as either the 'Wood Case Telechron' or 'Wall Telechron', was manufactured in four different sizes beginning in 1918. The Model 201 seen here would have been a step up from the smallest, clocking in with a 12 in. dial.…

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This dual-named clock, known as either the 'Wood Case Telechron' or 'Wall Telechron', was manufactured in four different sizes from 1918 to 1926. The Model 201 seen here would have been a step up from the smallest, clocking in with a 12 in. dial.…

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This dual-named clock, known as either the 'Wood Case Telechron' or 'Wall Telechron', was manufactured in four different sizes from 1918 to 1926. The Model 201 seen here would have been a step up from the smallest, clocking in with a 12 in. dial.…

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This dual-named clock, known as either the 'Wood Case Telechron' or 'Wall Telechron', was manufactured in four different sizes from 1918 to 1926.The model seen here was the smallest produced, Model 101, with an 8" diameter dial. This example is…

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This popular kitchen clock also contained a 60 minute timer. The Telechron ‘Minitmaster’ clock was manufactured from 1946 to 1951 and is shown here in red. It was also available in green, white or ivory plastic cases. The off-white dial has black…

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Produced between 1954-55, this later model features both an alarm setting and a day-date indicator surrounded by a brass case. This example is slightly showing its age via its tarnished surface, but otherwise is a unique example of a 1950s clock…

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Produced from 1932-9, Telechron model 2F01, the 'Consort' (seen here in black) was available in several different colors including green, white and blue. Its simple design and chrome case make it a quite attractive example from 1930s production.…

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Unusual hands set this Telechron model produced from 1930-1933 apart from its peers. This example uses black beetle plastic but the Apollo was also available in rarer color variations such as ivory and blue. Designed by Harry C. Richardson, only…
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