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Posted 4 months ago
rlwindle
(190 items)
The seller of this Numechron said it was a 1950's wall clock, however the decal on the back of the clock told me it was a 1939 Numechron. The case is Aqua Bakelite and measures 7"X5"X3.25". The case is in good shape with a few small cracks and I did replace the cord and plug. The clock runs but the minute wheel gets stuck. It has 104 on the back which I assume is the model number. The nail hole is off center but it hangs straight I guess they balanced it according to the weight of the clock.
It is an ugly color, and I have been able to find a red one on the net. It is a nice addition to my collection.
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