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Vintage 10 Inch GPO No.34A Synchronome George VI Electric Slave Wall Clock

Vintage 10 Inch GPO No.34A Synchronome George VI Electric Slave Wall Clock

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Vintage 10 Inch GPO No.34A Synchronome George VI Electric Slave Wall Clock

This is a beautiful, Impulse Dial, Vintage 10 Inch GPO No.34A Synchronome George VI Electric Slave Wall Clock, Made by Gents of Leicester and originally used in a post office (GPO) exchange.

Considering its industrial heritage, the brown oak wood casing is in pretty good vintage condition with scratching, scuffs and blemishes which are not readily noticeable when the clock is hung. The inner face is slightly distressed and needs a clean, there is a stain near '6' / half hour mark which is probably permanent.

As this is a slave clock, if you want to tell the time and hang it on a wall in your home or office, you would would need to use it with:-

  • a master clock
  • a suitable Impulse Driver, mimicking a master clock, which can be placed at the back of the clock and run from either batteries or mains PSU
  • or convert the clock mechanism to Quartz  but that is sacrilege!

Approximate Size:-

  • Back Diameter:- 34cm (~13.5 Inch)
  • Clock Face Diameter: 25.3cm ~ 10"
  • Depth: 6cm

The face is cream, with the hands and numerals in a contrasting black, with the hour, half and quarter hours in the form of a red diamond. Really easy to read from a distance.

Marked:- 

With a crown

GR VI (For King George VI, the late Queen's Father)

G.P.O

A single face clock dating to after 1936 and before 1952, (reign of King George VI), and operates by synchronising time in a circuit with a Master clock (not included).

Manufactured by Gents of Leicester, taken over by Chloride in 1975 to briefly forming 'Chloride Gent' before selling to the MK Electric Group in 1982.

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NB: Accessories are for illustration only and are not included.

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