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Electric Clock Movement - Smiths English Clocks, 1933 Object Reg. No: ST 019201

Electric Clock
Summary:
Synchronous electric clock movement, Smiths English Clocks, Ltd, 1933.
Description:
Movement only in a cut-away plastic case, without dial.

Electric synchronous movement.
Acquisition Information:
Donation from Lawrence & Hanson Electrical Co Ltd, 1933
Discipline: Technology
Dimensions: 5 cm (Width), 10 cm (Diameter)

More information

Tagged with: alarm clocks, electric clocks, synchronous electric clocks
Themes this item is part of: Horology Collection, Science & Measurement Collection
Primary Classification: HOROLOGY
Secondary Classification: Clocks
Tertiary Classification: england
Inscriptions: Transfer on front plate is marked 'The Lawrence & Hanson Electrical Company Ltd'.
Manufacturer: Smiths English Clocks Ltd, Cricklewood, England, Great Britain, 1933
Manufacturer: Synchronous Electric Clocks Ltd., Cricklewood, England, Great Britain, 1933
Distributor: Lawrence & Hanson Electrical Co Ltd, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1933

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wilbert gordon Posted on 05 Feb 2010 6:41 AM
have Electric clock dated 31/03/33 swiss made no6602 (riverside manufacturing co) Hammersmith .6 Any info voltage etc
Discovery Centre Posted on 09 Feb 2010 1:39 PM
Museum Victoria Comment
Hi there Wilbert - In response to your query, an English made clock is likely to be 220-240 volts, as this is standard across Europe.

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