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rlwindle
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The Brandon is 7 15/16 inches tall by 15 inches wide and 3 11/16 inches deep. It has the same basic case design and dial as the “Doric” (Model 5F51) but is suspended on two arched supports. It was designed by Belle Kogan. According to company records 2,644 units were sold. The Brandon originally sold for $12.50.
It has all the classic lines of the Art Deco Movement. The clock runs and is quite. It belonged to the father of a friend who passed away, and he who knew I would appreciate it, for that reason it is really dear to me. He told me his father replaced the cord and the plug.
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