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Posted 10 years ago
CAD1949
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BOUGHT THIS AT THE FLEA MARKET A WHILE BACK. IT IS ULTRA MODERN IN DESIGN. IT RUNS FOR SHORT SPELLS BUT I WON'T LEAVE IT PLUGGED IN FOR FEAR OF HEATING IT UP OR...? THE BOTTOM IS MARKED JEFFERSON GOLDEN HOUR ELECTRIC CLOCK.
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Love it.....want one!!
I always thought these were called floating clocks.
Yes....?????
I have one of these and was able to buy a new motor for it in order to run it correctly and safely in Scotland. Unless it has been wired incorrectly, or wires are touching, I doubt very much if it would overheat. The housing for the motor is all metal. Strictly they should be earthed, but I have several electric clocks which work and they are not earthed. I like the elegant look of these well-made clocks, the 'mystery' aspect as to how they work and they are just so reliable. Spare parts can still be bought easily in the USA.
The building still stands today ... With original golden door entrance ...
I see, interesting. Thanks.