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This clock was also acquired through our friend who gave me the cuckoo clock. These were prizes from the amusement park game Fascination located in the penny arcade of the long gone WestView Park
The Park closed its gates in the early 70's
The clock was won by his Mother decades before and was always on their mantel
Since then I have kept it in my office running as it has been since it was new
No parts have ever been repaired and still has the original cord
Though it does not chime it is worthy of being considered part of my collection of clocks
For a short time I had a Diana Mystery Swinging Skeleton clock but it didn't give me the enjoyment I was hoping for and was not a suitable clock to have around with three cats in the house
Telechron ClocksHenry Ellis Warren of Massachusetts was not the first to experiment with el…