Available only as a General Electric model.   2F02 The New Hostess

Kitchen model, wall type.  Moulded case in (at one point in the 30's) ivory, black, green and red. Case back and bezel ring of gleaming Nicral.  5-in. cream lacquer dial on all models.  Detachable hanger(??).  Pendant reset.  Movement--silent.  6-foot attached cord.  Back of case so arranged as to permit the cord to be coiled out of site.  Height 7 1/2 in.;  width 7 1/2 in.; depth 2 1/4 in. This clock has Underwriter's Laboratories approval.  The cord set is made from approved and labeled cord.

Don't look for a sweep hand with the half moon as you see above.  Early models had the split-feather type.  It's interesting that the model number stayed the same (with an 'F') for years after it started coming with an H rotor.  The clock was not redesignated '2H02' until 1948 when the metal back was replaced with plastic.  I'm pretty sure very few came with a Nicral rear.
 
 

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