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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…

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Glamour of the 1940's - all wrapped up in a clock. This onyx clock, Model 3H91, measures 5-1/4" square with a round convex crystal. It was manufactured from 1940 to 1942. The brown dial markings are set on an off-white dial. The clock features an…

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This brown plastic clock stands 7-1/4" tall and was known as the "Cathedral". Manufactured from 1927 to 1932 it has a silvered dial with black numerals and hands. Interesting fact: the original price was $25.00 for Model 355, but dropped to $9.95…

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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.…

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The Telechron "Tudor" is a highly stylized clock based on design features from the English Tudor era. Note the detail on the case below the dial and the arrow style hands. Even the "indicating device" which would turn red to alert its owner of a…

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The Telechron "Attendant" was sold from 1938-1941 in a brown or ivory case. This special black case dates to 1939 and was available during a Special Campaign as Model CH785 (otherwise known as Model 7H85. 4,888 were sold of this special model, 31,061…

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The 'Alarm Lite' Model AB712 from 1931 featured an illuminated dial with a switch on the rear of the case to activate it. It features the same case as its related model 'Telalarm'. The silver metal case was patented by its designer George Graff. It…

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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…

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This brown plastic clock stands 7-1/4" tall and was known as the "Cathedral". Manufactured from 1927 to 1932 it has a silvered dial with black numerals and hands. Interesting fact: the original price was $25.00 for Model 355, but dropped to $9.95…

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The sturdy Telechron ‘New Telalarm’ shown here is made of Butler Nickel with a black Bakelite band and base. Model 7H93 was made from 1939-1940 and 16, 149 were sold. The off-white dial features black hands and dial markings with a silver sweep…
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