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Posted 5 months ago

toolate2
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I don't know much about these but I've seen several posted so....Here's mine. LOL... I hope you enjoy it!

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1. toolate2, 5 months ago
   Thanks Mani and tony!!
2. BELLIN68, 5 months ago
   LOVE THIS VERY MUCH:)
3. toolate2, 5 months ago
   Thanks Bell, pw, and Bruce!!!
4. ticktocktime100, 5 months ago
   A lovely clock! These are known as travel alarm clocks. In order to identify it, could you tell me what the markings are on the face, please? Offhand, this one looks German, and very nice it is too. Good luck with it and happy holidays!
5. toolate2, 5 months ago
   ticktock, did you know that you can enlarge the pictures by clicking on them and then clicking on them again?? If you do that you'll see that this is a Westclox and is indeed made in Germany. I was wondering about it's age... Merry Christmas to you as well!!
6. spiritinthesky3, 5 months ago
   I remember as a kid, my Oma had those clocks! She had a pretty turquoise one I loved! Nice!
7. toolate2, 5 months ago
   spiritinthesky3, What's an Oma? Thanks to you and ws for the love!!
8. ticktocktime100, 5 months ago
   Hi,
   The clock looks to be 50's or 60's. Westclox is a popular and collectable maker. Thanks!
   P.S. An Oma is a granny in German.
9. kerry10456, 5 months ago
   Nathan, I would venture to date this late 1960's through the 1970's. Had it been cased in leather, I might say 50's-60's. But the hard plastic is period correct for my earlier suggestion.
   Kerry
10. pw-collector, 5 months ago
    toolate2,
    From what I have read, Westclox started importing travel alarm clocks, in folding cases from Germany in the late 1950's. In the 60's & 70's they expanded their importation of travel alarms from Asia (Hong Kong, Japan & Taiwan).
    I agree with Kerry on the date.
    Dave
11. toolate2, 5 months ago
    Thanks for all the info guys! We've had it bouncing around the house for a long time. If you live long enough everything you've owned becomes a collectible...lol...
12. BELLIN68, 5 months ago
    LOL , THAT IS SO TRUE:)
13. spiritinthesky3, 5 months ago
    Oma is German for Grandma!
14. PhilDavidAlexanderMorris, 5 months ago
    Had one of these although mine was a Seiko, but looked the same.

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