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Westclox La Salle Alarm Clock Style Series

A very early alarm clock was called "LaSalle" in the late 1880s.

Then came the series of 6 clocks in cast cases often called the "Dura Case" clocks, made from 1930 - 1934.

Next was the 1935 very convex LaSalle 61-Q, and finally the 1954 cushion-shaped LaSalle.

When identifying a LaSalle style, remember that the style 3 was made in two dial colors.

There are 8 styles in the Westclox La Salle Alarm Clock Style Series

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-C Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-C

Characteristics:

61-C or 401 on bottom

Dates made:

1930 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-D Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-D

Characteristics:

61-D or 402 on bottom

Dates made:

1930 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-F Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-F

Characteristics:

61-F or 403 on bottom

Dates made:

1930 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-G Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-G

Characteristics:

61-G or 404 on the bottom

Dates made:

1931 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-H Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-H

Characteristics:

61-H or 405 on bottom

Dates made:

1931 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-J Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Dura Case 61-J

Characteristics:

61-J or 406 on bottom

Dates made:

1931 - 1934

Westclox La Salle Style 2 Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Style 2

Characteristics:

Very convex glass lens, 61-Q on bottom

Dates made:

1935 - 1938

Westclox La Salle Style 3 Alarm Clock

Westclox La Salle Style 3

Characteristics:

Square with concave sides metal case, 4 1/8 inch square, oval brass handle on top.

Dates made:

1954 - 1956

History of the La Salle Alarm Clock

A trademark for La Salle was issued to Western Clock Co. on April 6, 1915. The registration contains the statement "The trade mark has been continuously used in our business since September 5, 1888."

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