This is probably the hardest of all Telechrons to find in perfect shape except maybe for the Electrolarm (gold trim) or the Satellite (silvering).  The case is nearly always chipped.  I have one a project Imp in pieces all over the house but one of those pieces is a perfect butterscotch catalin case.  The guts of this clock are from the Guest .
 
   

A pre-War, brown Imp, now brown-green.  The bronze-colored back may be close to the original color.  When I got the clock, it was missing the set shaft.  The pinion, set spring and collar were all rattling around inside.  Luckily, I had just what I needed in the parts box.  That and a new cord were all the clock needed.  No chips or cracks-- not bad for $2.50.  Incedentally, there was a date on the inside of the case of Feb 17, 1941.  Unfortunately, I took it right off during cleaning.