LaSalle (Dura Case) Alarm Clock History
Models
401
61-C |
1930 - 1934, non-luminous dial |
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402
61-D |
1930 - 1934, non-luminous dial |
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403
61-F |
1930 - 1934, non-luminous dial |
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404
61-G |
1931 - 1934, luminous dial |
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405
61-H |
1931 - 1934, luminous dial |
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406
61-J |
1931 - 1934, luminous dial |
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History
These are often called “Dura Case” clocks because the Dura
Company of Toledo, Ohio made the cases. These clocks have a nickel-plated
die-cast case with a pewter like finish that Westclox called the “Butler”
finish. They have a Baby Ben movement.
References
Westclox, An Identification and Price
Guide, Gary Biolchini, Schiffer Publishing, 2003.
Big Ben and Baby Ben Identification Guide,
by Richard Tjarks and Bill Stoddard.
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