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About the Severn model
During the 1940s and 1950s, when General Time
owned both Westclox and Seth Thomas, the Seth Thomas group
sold a series of alarm clocks that utilized the Westclox
Baby Ben movements of the period. The Severn model was
one of the most popular.
1948 Newspaper Ad
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Model:
1949 Severn |
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Made by:
Seth Thomas |
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Stock No:
VINT1293 |
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Features:
This model utilized a Westclox Baby Ben movement, which has a
soft ticking sound and a loud alarm. There is a
switch on the back to choose a "Loud" or "Soft" alarm setting.
Mahogany finish. |
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Dimensions:
3 7/8"" tall |
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Condition: The
movement has been serviced and it runs and alarms as it
should.
The original dial is
NEAR MINT. The wood finish is EXCELLENT The original paint is 99%
intact. |
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Date of manufacture:
June, 1949 |
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Place of Manufacture:
Thomaston, CT, USA |
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Warranty:
Two Years |
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Price: $175.00
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SOLD! |
