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Posted 10 months ago
rlwindle
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This is a special Telechron product marketed by the Better Homes (and Gardens) Club Plan. I saw it and was unable to locate any infromation about it in Electrifying Time by Jim Linz, and the model number 605 in the book is not this one.
The clock is 13.5 inches long, 7 inches tall and 2.5 inches in depth. Nice case with a few dings. The face of the clock is white with Roman numerals with a copper bezel, it has a row of ornamentation on the front at the bottom. It runs quietly and keeps time. Cool little clock, I did replace the cord but the rest of it is original.
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