These are easy to spot as fakes--all you have to know is what years these clocks were available. Remember, if the seller lives in Pennsylvania, it's about 99% more likely the clock is a fake!
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7H118 "Troubador" (intr. ca. 1941) Didn't miss by much but it's still a FAKE! |
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7H93 "Talisman" (intr. 1939) So how do I know it's fake? Well, this model's light can't exactly shine through the fake paper dial. Also, because I'm a genius. FAKE! |
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3H155 "Glamour" (intr. 1947) Oops!. Missed by a little. FAKE! |
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7H154 "Chantilly" (intr. 1945) FAKE! |
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7H133 "Embassy" (intr. 1945) Fake, FAKE, Faaaaaake! |
Do you get it? Are you beginning to understand? Is it
starting to occur to you that maybe there are people out there going out
of their way to cheat you and ruin alot of clocks in the process?