Telechron 'Iris'
Produced from 1936-1942, the Telechron Model 3F65, 'Iris,' was made in rose as well as the blue version pictured here. The Electric Clock Museum also has the rose mirrored version in their collection. This is a particularly beautiful example of the art deco clocks produced by the company in the 1930s.
Telechron 'Mirolarm'
Who's the fairest of them all? The Telechron "Mirolarm" in rose mirror glass. The 1937-1942 Model 7H77 was also available in blue. The clock features a convex crystal with an off-white dial and a polished brass bezel. This version has an alarm hand. The clock features an "indicating device" which would turn red to alert its owner of a power outage. 51,518 were sold.
Telechron 'Iris'
Manufactured in both rose and blue mirrored glass, the Telechron "Iris" is an Art Deco styled clock made from 1936-1942. 67,714 were sold. The rose mirror glass featured an off white dial with a gold center and black numerals. Model 3F65 features an "indicating device" which would turn red to alert its owner of a power outage. The clock measures 5" square with the corners clipped off.
Telechron 'Casino'
Produced from 1936-1937 model #4F71, the "Casino", is a shelf clock that has a mirrored glass royal blue semi-oval case that rests on an ivory plastic base. The light blue face is a texture designed to resemble cloisonne that contrasts nicely with the brass numbers and hands. This model has an "indicating device", which would turn red to alert its owner of a power outage.
Type E Power Station Master Clock
One of only two surviving examples of the Type E Master Clock.