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American Clock Company |
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American Clock Company was based in Los Angeles. These clocks are relatively rare, and follow a fairly standard pattern... one ring, two rings, or four rings... I know nothing about these clocks beyond what I can read off the label.
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Here's the basic one ringer... |
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And a basic two-ringer... | ||
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A slightly different style to the can. Note that there are small holes in the can/bezel where the numbers are located, allowing the neon to glow through. Nice effect... | ||
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Here's the four ring style, with the holes in the bezel as well. | ||
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Here's another example of the single ring, internal tube style. | ||
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This is particularly interesting clock, as it looks to be a Glo-Dial knock-off. The copper body is cool, and here's a good look at the manufacturer's label. | ||
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Now I have my doubts about this one... it obviously has Cleveland style hands, and the make of the clock (except number font and neon tube feed-through location) looks to be "Say It In Neon". However, the owners stated it was by American Clock Company, so it's here. | ||
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