I didn't see any of the 1949 models or the clock radio, and the 1939 one I got was the last. And finally, they had the big metal twin-bell style I think it was this one, from 1908. If you want to go for it, the Big Lots near my house has the Moonbeam in green, pink, purple, and blue I didn't see any yellow or vanilla.
Maybe you can make it work anyway, but I wanted to let you know in case that's insurmountable.
(Normal house current in USA) Not designed for use outside USA." Hi ladies, I'd love to send them on to you! I go to the post office all the time, and they're very well-packaged so I wouldn't be afraid to mail them. Might be something akin to "kreusening" or "Corinthian leather"). Loosely based on a 1930's original, this clock radio has a lighted dial and an "ebonized" wood casing(what "ebonized"? Not sure. There's also another Westclox clock called the "Twilight" that's similar to the Moonbeam, but has a different shape.Īnd, if you need a clock radio, you may hunt around for a "Baxter" clock radio from Seth Thomas. Or, as Esquivel's backup singers would say, very "ha-cha-CHAAA!!") *a 1956 Big Ben, called "the Clock of Tomorrow"(very Populuxe. *a 1949 Big Ben, in black or silver(but currently available from other retailers in other colors) Not sure why the original font was changed.) *a 1939 Big Ben, in black or silver(this is the one that Rstoration Hardware and Pottery Barn carried for years. *a 1937 Silent Knight (very Streamline Moderne!! Ay, que sexy!!) Not that I'm implying, er, uh, you know, uh, nevermind.) Westclox reissued several clocks as battery-powered quartz alarm clocks:
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