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What is your asking price ? Wayne
J
The style of the entire thing, from the tapered
gold-colored bezel to the font of the numerals,
makes me think it's from the 1960's, or possibly
into the 1970's.
I could be wrong, but it doesn't appear to be
anything like a Packard automobile clock.
Is it instead just an old bedroom clock?
S
The style of the entire thing, from the tapered
gold-colored bezel to the font of the numerals,
makes me think it's from the 1960's, or possibly
into the 1970's.
I could be wrong, but it doesn't appear to be
anything like a Packard automobile clock.
Is it instead just an old bedroom clock?
An internet search indicates that this is an early American car clock circa 1930's.
R
Electric car clocks in the '30s? 6 volt?
G
Electrically-WOUND car clocks were common by the mid-30s. My 6V 1934 and 1936 Pierces have electrically-wound Borg clocks.
Electric car clocks in the '30s? 6 volt?
Twenties. '28 Peerless 6-80s and '29 Peerless 8-125s sported them. They are Sterling brand, too. Like the one pictured, except round instead of oval movements.
J
An internet search indicates that this is an early American car clock circa 1930's.
Is there any documentation available for that finding?
The seller would appreciate it, I'm sure; and I still find
it hard to think of that style as being from the 1930's.
S
Is there any documentation available for that finding?
The seller would appreciate it, I'm sure; and I still find
it hard to think of that style as being from the 1930's.
Are you still saying it is from the 60/70's?
Are you still suggesting it is an old bedroom clock?
J
Awaiting more information, Mr. Stude!
S
Awaiting more information, Mr. Stude!
Your too good for me Mr John S in Penna here it is. Hope the link works for you.
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