Style 2 Big Ben and Baby Ben advertisement from 1929


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The first advertisement for Westclox baby Ben dated 1915

Saturday Evening Post Advertisement from September 20, 1930

Introductory ad for the three non-luminous Dura Case clocks, models 61-C, 61-D, and 61-F. The large view shows 61-F (in the five sided case). The smaller illustration at the bottom shows (left to right) 61-D, 61-F and 61-C.

Saturday Evening Post Advertisement from September 20, 1930. Illustrates the three non-luminous Dura Case clocks, models 61-C, 61-D, and 61-F.

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