VINTAGE – Pennwood TELE-VISION Electric Flip Clock. One Owner – Has been in my family & Stored for Decades. I Plugged it in & it Works Perfectly & Quietly. Note (see photos) : 1 of 3 Surrounding Fins/Louvers (middle) is Missing, Cord looks like it was repaired (may not be original cord), the Area by the Screw on the Back Cover is slightly damaged. I did not do any cleaning to the Clock. Color- Rich…
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VINTAGE – Pennwood TELE-VISION Electric Flip Clock. One Owner – Has been in my family & Stored for Decades. I Plugged it in & it Works Perfectly & Quietly. Note (see photos) : 1 of 3 Surrounding Fins/Louvers (middle) is Missing, Cord looks like it was repaired (may not be original cord), the Area by the Screw on the Back Cover is slightly damaged. I did not do any cleaning to the Clock. Color- Rich…
Read MoreVintage mid-century Lawson flip clock, Style #215, manufactured by Lawson Time Inc. We believe this clock was manufactured in the 1940s. There is wear on the wood seen in the photo’s. This clock features a beautiful wooden case and an early style flip or rotating number display. It also has some really cool asymmetrical brass accents on the front. The numbers are black, the background and the small rectangular face are cream colored. The clock…
Read MoreI looked a long time to get one in this nice of original condition. Original finish and beautiful. Only normal slight motor noise when up close. Looks like original cord even. Time to pass it on. These clocks, when this nice you can usually own it for free, because if you want to resell it, they bring what you pay or more in the future. A very popular clock, with great art deco styling. The…
Read MoreRare American Art Deco Pennwood Numechron Imperial Bakelite Roll Flip Clock. Very nice machine age Art Deco electric roll flip clock. This Pennwood Imperial 1940’s clock made of bakelite with tenite fins was first debuted by Numechron in the 1930’s pre war era. Acquired from the Estate of a well known and beloved collector. Good cosmetic condition with some light surface wear consist with age. No major breaks or chips. Fins are bright white and…
Read MoreI looked a long time to get one in this nice of original condition. Original finish and beautiful. Only normal slight motor noise when up close. Looks like original cord even. Time to pass it on. These clocks, when this nice you can usually own it for free, because if you want to resell it, they bring what you pay or more in the future. A very popular clock, with great art deco styling. The…
Read MoreThis is one beautiful and highly desirable lawson clock. It runs well, and is quiet. Much less quiet than most I have or have had. The cord on it appears to be original. No dings and almost no scratches. Very light ones at the most. Stunning art deco display! The item “Vintage Art Deco zephyr model Lawson Electric Flip Clock works nice and quiet” is in sale since Thursday, January 10, 2019. This item is…
Read MoreI have for sale a very nice Lawson electric clock, Model P-40, probably from the early 1930’s. It has a great Art Deco look, and was designed by famous industrial designer Kem Weber. It is a “flip” clock, insofar as the numerals rotate on spindles and automatically flip to the next number when necessary. There is a small door in the back so that the numerals can be accessed to change the time by rotating…
Read MoreI have for sale a very nice Lawson electric clock, Model P-40, probably from the early 1930’s. It has a great Art Deco look, and was designed by famous industrial designer Kem Weber. It is a “flip” clock, insofar as the numerals rotate on spindles and automatically flip to the next number when necessary. There is a small door in the back so that the numerals can be accessed to change the time by rotating…
Read More1946 ART DECO MID CENTURY PENNWOOD NUMECHRON BAKELITE FLIP CLOCK 1946. Measures: 10 1/2 wide 4 1/2 tall & 4 1/2 deep. Clock runs and keeps time – former owner restored looks really nice may need a little more polish – no scratches no cracks no bumps or dings. Patent number 1990645 indicates this gained patent in 1933 – the bottom sticker shows enough information to date production on this clock Aug 1946. Thank you…
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