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Early Clocks 1917-1927

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The Golden Age of Telechron
1932 - 1938

The War Years  1939-1944

Post-War Magic  1945-1949

The Boom Years  1950 -1953

The End Of Design 1954-1959

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May the Wings of Liberty never lose a feather.

 
This comic was reprinted in the Synchronuze tho' I do not think it originated there. 
Click it for a better look.
March 1933
 
 
 
 
I haven't laid eyes on this Telechron ad in the wild but here is an 
image of it taken from a special Telechronicle. Click it to see more.
 Sorry, it doesn't get any bigger but it's just about readable.
 1934
 
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