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Posted 2 years ago
lndrozdenko
(35 items)
Another find in the storage barn. The clock is a little damaged on the top edge - veneer chipped off. Other than that, surprisingly, the clock still works!!! It is a Warren Telechon Co. clock, Ashland, MA. USA. It has a Reg. number and Model No. M1. Inscribed on the back are patent dates of Oct. 29, 1918, October 3, 1922, May 22, 1923, May 27, 1924 and July 14, 1925. I do not know anything else about it - except that it has been in the family from as long as I can remember. Any more information you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Mantel ClocksMantel clocks (also known as mantle or shelf clocks) were inexpensive to ma…
Your clock is very nice.I have in my collection over 25 vintage clocks.
Thank you. I only have 2!!! Is your collection posted?
Hi,
Your clock's model no. is actually 334 and the model name is 'The Jeffery.' 3,409 of them were produced between 1930-32. It originally sold for $18. Here's a bit more: http://telechron.net/334.htm
Thank you so much for that information Chadakoin. I looked on the bottom of the clock and it was stamped 334. I didn't realize that was the model number. I appreciate your help.