41 page catalog. Pages 1 - 14 are about the company and its manufacturing method. Color scans from the Westclox Museum, Peru, Illinois.
Bottom scan of all pages: Courtesy NAWCC, Inc. Library and Research Center, Columbia, PA.
Includes alarm clocks, cast metal cased clocks, porcelain cased clocks, "The American" pocket watch, fitup movements.
Thanks to Gary Biolchini for loaning me better copies of pp. 1, 10 and 15 - 40 to scan. On Gary's copy, page 1 is labeled 1906 - 1907, and the product pages don't have the rectangular outline around the items. The page numbers are the same.
Westclox Catalog
The Western Clock Manufacturing Company paid little heed: they kept on applying, improving, extending their methods. Their clock dials soon spoke the truth: slowly at first, and then by leaps and bounds, they saw their output increase from 50 clocks a day in 1886 to nearly 6,000 in 1907, their staff from 25 to 600, their factory from 2,000 square feet to over 80,000.
The story of The Western Clock Manufacturing Company is not only one of American industrial methods, but also typical of a few men whose ability and energy, faith and loyalty, insure permanent success in individuals and corporations.
This document is shown for the historical record, it is not for sale.
