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For Sale Sterling Clock

Otahuhu · 2015-07-26T22:39:22.000Z

For sale NOS Sterling Electric clock with instructions and spare fuse in a packet not open Has number on box 15000C? Also HB18000C ? Hard to read Could be Packard ? Contact me with your offer to Beaconview@xtra.co.nz

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Replies (10)

· Dec 8, 2015

What is your asking price ? Wayne

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· Dec 10, 2015

The style of the entire thing, from the tapered

gold-colored bezel to the font of the numerals,

makes me think it's from the 1960's, or possibly

into the 1970's.

I could be wrong, but it doesn't appear to be

anything like a Packard automobile clock.

Is it instead just an old bedroom clock?

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· Dec 10, 2015

The style of the entire thing, from the tapered
gold-colored bezel to the font of the numerals,
makes me think it's from the 1960's, or possibly
into the 1970's.
I could be wrong, but it doesn't appear to be
anything like a Packard automobile clock.
Is it instead just an old bedroom clock?

An internet search indicates that this is an early American car clock circa 1930's.

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· Dec 12, 2015

Electric car clocks in the '30s? 6 volt?

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· Dec 12, 2015

Electrically-WOUND car clocks were common by the mid-30s. My 6V 1934 and 1936 Pierces have electrically-wound Borg clocks.

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· Dec 12, 2015

Electric car clocks in the '30s? 6 volt?

Twenties. '28 Peerless 6-80s and '29 Peerless 8-125s sported them. They are Sterling brand, too. Like the one pictured, except round instead of oval movements.

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· Dec 14, 2015

An internet search indicates that this is an early American car clock circa 1930's.

Is there any documentation available for that finding?

The seller would appreciate it, I'm sure; and I still find

it hard to think of that style as being from the 1930's.

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· Dec 14, 2015

Is there any documentation available for that finding?
The seller would appreciate it, I'm sure; and I still find
it hard to think of that style as being from the 1930's.

Are you still saying it is from the 60/70's?

Are you still suggesting it is an old bedroom clock?

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· Dec 15, 2015

Awaiting more information, Mr. Stude!

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· Dec 15, 2015

Awaiting more information, Mr. Stude!

Your too good for me Mr John S in Penna here it is. Hope the link works for you.

http://www.smithsclassiccarclocks.com/Sterling-Electric-Car-Clock-1928-1929-1930-1931-19-p/cl-as-1928.htm

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