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Posted 8 months ago
rlwindle
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This tambour clock was manufactured in 1937 by Telechron, I loved the numerals on the clock face, which are brown, and the clock hands are bronze in color. The face features three rings with a solid circle center This model was produced with a gold and beige face this being the beige. It strikes at the hour and the half hour. It purrs like a kitten and the case (which I will re-finish) is in pretty good shape except for a few dings and scratches.
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