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Telechron’s Model 322, known as the ‘Vanity,’ was produced between 1926 and 1929. In these years, Telechron sold 6,286 of this shelf clock. The clock sits in a mahogany case and features a silver finished dial that measures 3 ½”. A No. 31 Indicator…

Produced from 1937-1940, the Telechron Model 6B01, named ‘Jubilee,’ is a strike clock housed in brown mahogany with a 5 1/2” dial. The mahogany case features inlaid accents of white holly around the top and bottom. The dial consists of brown…

The Telechron Model 6B09, known as the ‘Yachtsman,’ was Telechron’s earliest ship’s wheel clock. When it was manufactured from 1938 until 1942, 12,361 clocks were sold. In the center of the brown mahogany, tambour style case is a ship’s wheel. The…

This Telechron strike clock is of the cathedral style. It features a wood case made by Revere Clock Company with a detailed wooden appliqué on the front side.

Model 4H99 is an excellent example of Early American-style Telechron clocks. Cased in beautiful mahogany, this clock features a brass finial and bezel. This clock is most likely the later version of the Knickerbocker which appeared after World War II…

The Telechron ‘Magnolia’ features a waterfall design, medium brown mahogany case with a deeper brown wooden base. Model 6B13 was manufactured 1941-1942 and 6,105 were sold. It has an off-white dial with distinctive brass hands and a brass bezel. It…

The Telechron ‘Colonade’ as manufactured in mahogany with routed front edges. Model 7H157 features a brass bezel and an off-white dial with brown dial markings and brass hands. The alarm pointer is red. The bedside alarm clock featured an adjustable…

A stately wooden specimen, Model 4H173 the 'Woodmont' was produced from 1953 to 1955. It features, like many other Telechron clocks, an "indicating device" that would turn red to signal its owner of a power outage. Its case has a mahogany finish with…

Telechron Model 525, the 'Windsor' has a solid mahogany wooden case with stepped detailing on each corner. It is similar to many gothic-inspired mantle clocks produced in the period by the company. This example has brass details, ornate hands, and…

This nautical design, model 6B17, was produced from 1947-50. The example here appears to have different hands installed than many of the other existing clocks. A solid mahogany case outfitted with a rope detail encircled the bottom, the dial is…