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First Aid for Injured Westclox

A book gotten out to make it easy for you to put alarm casualties promptly back in service and at the same time to add substan­ tially to your profits.

Western ClockCo.-makersofWestclox La Salle-Peru, Illinois New York Chicago San Francisco Toronto 109 Lafayette St. IO S. Wabash Ave. 42 Beale St. 58 Wellington St. W.

WESTCLOX PRESS •

• Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox A Service Department

T is a long jump from and work. No need to point out to you the I to automobiles, yet the two lines have watchmaker's side of this. many things i.n common. A big word in the automobile business is It's a good thing to study the other man's service. All the companies advertise service • methods. Once in a while you find some­ stations. Your garage man talks service, so thing you can use. let's find out just what they mean by it. The same criticism has been made of the Service, as far as we can learn, is nothing average garage owner that has been made of more or less than the ability to repair or the average jeweler. Both are mechanics. adjust. You get precious little of it for Both started into business via the repair nothing. route. Both added stocks of goods after When the car is new a few minor adjust­ they had developed a repair business. Both ments may be required to get it running are accused of being better mechanics than smoothly. These, of course, are made with­ they are salesmen, or merchants. out charge. After this, service calling for ad­ There's this difference. The watchmaker justments which require some time, or for re­ developed his business by individual effort. placement of worn parts, means the regular He followed customs and traditions establish­ charge per hour for the mechanic's time, plus ed by watchmakers who were in business be­ a charge for the material used. fore him. He suffers from trade abuses The automobile owner has never known started before he was born. anything else, consequently he does not ex­ The garage man is in a comparatively pew pect anything else. He's satisfied, and takes line of business. He did not have to seek his better care of his car than he would if he trade. It sought him. could get a lot of free work on it. In the early days automobiles needed lots The garage offers some free service-free of tinkering, and the owner· was on the look­ air and free water. The compressed air tank out for a man with skill and ability. is a convenience in their work. They're will­ The automobile industry was developed ing to let you make use of it. Frequently, if quickly through advertising. Many of the their mechanic blows up your tires for you, trade abuses of other lines were omitted on there's a charge of from ten to twenty cents. the jump. The garage man is never in debt It's only the air that's free. for a new car. It comes to him draft at­ Water costs very little. tached to bill of lading. He pays for it before Some places will test and fill your batteries he gets it. free. This is another service item. H en­ • There are no unlimited guarantees in the ables the service station to see that the bat­ automobile business. On one of the highest teries are in good order, and to issue a warn­ priced cars you get a guarantee of three ing to the owner if any repairs are needed. months. That covers defective material. The free water and air are used as adver­ The owner pays the cost of replacing the de­ t1smg. The garage man is graduating from a fective part. repair man to a merchant. He finds that The garage man does not guarantee his repair work at a dollar an hour is fairly profit­

3 Western Clock Co.-. Makers of Westclox able in itself, but that its biggest profit lies The customer expects this because ­ in bringing people to his garage, and giving makers have led him to expect it. Why him a chance to suggest accessories. shouldn't service on clocks and watches mean The sale of a lamp, a tire, a bumper or a the same thing that it does in the automo­ heater nets him more profit in a few minutes bile business-the ability to repair at a cost than his mechanic will make in several hours. that will enable a first class workman to give Satisfactory repair work or service often proper service. • helps him to sell a new machine. Here's one Free regulating could compare to free air. other striking thing about the garage man. It takes but a moment and gives you a chance He will accept any kind of a car for repair, it to see what condition the watch is in, to sug­ may be the cheapest, flimsiest make on the gest repairs if necessary, thus serving the market, or the very highest priced. His customer, and to suggest a new watch to re­ charge for repairing it is so much per hour plus place an old one. the cost of material. He hasn't got the habit You have one big advantage over the gar­ of setting a price for his work before he starts age man. His entire stock relates to auto­ at it unless it's a standardized operation. mobiles. Your stock comprises thousands The car you bring in may be in such bad of items for almost every use and occasion. shape that his rough estimate of the cost The watchmaker is likely to turn down of repairing it will be more than the worth certain types of clocks, not even to accept of the car. In that case he'll probably them for repair. The garage man would turn recommend the purchase of a new car, and a lot of these into new sales. help you to buy it. The watchmaker turns these down because He doesn't object to working on a car he hasn't learned to sell his time by the hour. that's in bad shape. He figures that the He sells his work by the job. If watch­ oftener it comes in the more he'll make out makers sold their work on the time basis, of it and the more opportunity he has to sell they would accept these worn out clocks or accessories and to talk new machine. watches the same as the garage man takes in Every time the car comes in to have work an old car, and the owner would shortly see done upon it, a charge is put against it. that it would be economy for him to purchase Service in the automobile world means ex­ a new one. This should be the advice of the pert care at a worth while price, and the watchmaker before the watch was accepted. automobile industry is making this kind of Some jewelers have torn a leaf out of the service pay. garage man's book. They take in all kinds Let's consider the same points in regard to of repairs. They make service pay. One the watchmaker and clocks. particular class of business that they encour­ Is there such a word as clock or watch age is alarm clock repairs. They find that service? alarm clock work is as profitable as watch • The nearest approach to it is that unfor­ repamng. It brings in customers for other tunate word "guarantee." The watchmaker lines. usually guarantees clock or watch work for a Some dealers have carefully figured the year. The customer expects him to tinker it cost of material and labor in doing certain up, adjust it, and keep it in running order for standard jobs, in order to name a definite that year or more. price when the clock is left. The list shows

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the scale of repair charges used by some of are most generally used. It would have the men who have made a success of alarm been very simple to say six of each part, clock service. and let it go at that. Instead we've tried This book is planned to make it easy for to choose this assortment so that it will you to find the material you reqmre. You be. oft.he greatest possible use to you. will find all the parts That's not the on­ • of a clock shown on ly way in which a page, with a picture we've considered of the clock itself. Clock Repairs your end of it. If Every part is num­ Cleaning-general overhaul­ you were to buy this bered plainly on the ing, point balance...... $r.25 material at the prices page. On the other MainSpring...... 75 quoted in our materi­ side of the sheet is Alarm Spring...... 75 al catalog, one or two given the number, Keys...... 15 pieces at a time, the name, and the Alarm Set...... 15 you'd pay over $2.00 price of the part. Hand Set...... 25 for the material, and T,his makes ordering Glass ...... 25 you'd pay postage verysimple and easy. Click Spring ...... 50 on each individual It avoids confusion Hour Hand ...... 35 lot. By making a and error. Minute Hand ...... ·35 large numberof these Men in the factory Alarm Indicator, ...... 35 assortments up at often have different Pair Hands ...... 50 one time, we save names for parts than Screws, Case, Bell...... 15 considerable in pack­ those used by men Screws, Balance...... 35 ing and shipping. working at the Wheels-3rd, 4th, etc...... 50 That's why we give watchmaker's bench Dial...... 50 you a special price in the store. This Leg & Case Ring Bow...... 25 on the assortment. plan of illustration $2.00 worth of ma­ makes it almost im­ Watch Repairs terial at $r.50, and possible for you to Cleaning-putting in order .75 postage paid. The order the wrong part. Crystal ...... ' ~5 to .35 assortment idea On another page Hand ...... 15 ea..25 pair saves us time and are listed three as­ Main Spring ...... 50 you money. sortments of materi­ Case Ring Bow...... 15 You will find a al. These offer the number of tips for most convenient way repairing W estclox­ •• of ordering material. The selection is based shortcuts developed in the factory where on our experience of the parts most frequent­ we work on one kind of clock all day ly ordered. The price is lower, as this long, shortcuts you would discover under the method saves you and us time and money. same circumstances. In making up these assortments we chose Alarm clock repairing is desirable and the parts that are most frequently called profitable. If this book helps you to increase for, and in the proportions in which they your business, it will serve its purpose.

5 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Their Quick Getaway

OME watchmakers will calmly turn alarm, and one of another make, set them Sfrom setting a roller jewel, or the pallets on a table, and wind them without allowing of a high-priced watch, in shellac, and any swinging motion to the clocks. The tell the Westclox salesman that they do not W estclox alarm most likely will start ticking • believe in the use of Babbitt Metal for clock before it is half wound up. The other clock wheels. The principle is exactly the same. will probably need some assistance, even after The shellac is really a binder or cement. being fully wound. It holds the parts to­ Westclox patented gether and in the construction gives long proper relative posi­ life, accurate time­ tion. No wear comes keeping. The West­ upon it. It is chosen clox is the because it melts at a same in principle as low temperature, and the high-grade watch. . sets almost instantly. This is only made Babbit Metal is used possible by this type in Westclox for exactly of construction. the same reason. It Some watchmakers is a metal that melts have been unable to at a comparatively get accustomed to the low tempera tu re, appearance of the and sets instant­ Westclox movement. ly. No wear comes Those watchmakers upon it. It holds the who have tested out parts together in the its timekeeping quali­ proper relative posi­ ties and its durabili­ tion. ty, are recommending This method allows them to their custo­ us to use small, hard, mers. We are willing highly-polished pm­ to rest the case on the ions and pivots. This Wheels and shadowgraphs showing how performance of our construction reduces highly polished thin steel pinions and pivots clocks. friction so much that are held in place by the Babbit Metal. Quality production a W estclox main spring will not run the or­ has built up quantity demand. In many dinary alarm clock. It gives much longer life cases the demand has come faster than we to the clock. We know of a number of West­ could build up to meet it, for no increase in clox which have been running for twenty-three production is allowed unless the quality of years, and are still giving good satisfaction. the product can be maintained. An easy way to test the light running You can make as good a clock as you know qualities of Westclox is to take a Westclox how. You can watch it as carefully as pos­ 6 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox

Bingo spring barrels are bridged to the plates so that a spring may be changed without tak­ ing the movement down. The same is true of the watch. By loosening three screws around the America case, the movement may be taken • out. This makes the clock easier to repair, and supports the movement better. ­ Meter and Bunkie are cased the same way. Dust washers have been put on all Big Ben case openings. The openings for the switch levers and regulator have been closed to pre­ vent dust from entering. This does not in­ terfere with the movement of these parts. In most cases it's easier to fix a Westclox alarm than it is to pack it up and send it to the factory. Because so many watchmakers are realizing this, and because it's a profitable business to repair Westclox, we have gotten out this catalog.

Straight line· escapement and club-tooth escape wheel.

sible through · the manufacturing processes. You may study to improve it. You may pack as carefully as you please, but some­ time, somewhere, some way, some of those clocks are going to go wrong. It may not be the fault of the clock. It may be lack of proper care. It may be the result of an accident. Whatever it is, that clock is a clock that requires mending. That's the way the owner looks at it, and the first • person that he thinks about in connection with that clock is the jeweler. Westclox have been improved from the repair man's standpoint. They're made not only to wear well, to look well, but are made convenient to repair. Removable spring barrels on Big Ben, For instance, Big Ben, Baby Ben and Baby Ben, and watches.

7 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox How to Order

o make it easy for you to select mate­ order for material to go through by the Trial, one sheet is devoted to a clock. quickest possible route, and insures prompter Find the picture of the clock for which filling. you want the material. Grouped around it All orders are sent by parcel post unin­ • are the various parts which you are likely to sured, unless you request that insurance be want for repair purposes, with the exception placed on the package, and send stamps cov­ of dials, glasses, and case parts. Each part ering the cost of the insurance. It costs is plainly numbered. three cents to insure a package valued at Locate the part you want. Turn the page. $5 .00 or less. Here the parts are listed in numerical order. The table below shows the rate for parcel The name is given, as well as the price, post shipments, so that you can include in singly or in dozen lots. Case parts not illus­ your order the correct amount of stamps to trated are listed and priced on this page. • cover postage. In pays to order in dozen lots. In order­ The prices quoted in this catalog are F. 0. ing, give the name and number of the part. · B. La Salle, New York, or San Francisco. In case the part is supplied in either nickel or Stocks of material are carried at New York brass, be sure to specify which finish is desired. and San Francisco. You can save consider­ Slight changes are always being made in able time by sending your order to the office the construction of the different clocks. In nearest you. Cash to accompany order. ordering repair material for some specific job, The minimum charge on any material order mention the date stamped on the plate. The is ten cents. date will be found stamped on the front We do not assume the responsibility for plate, for instance, 5 19 19. Giving the date loss or damage that may occur in transit. will insure your receiving the proper part to Material is carefully packed to reach you in fit the model you have to repair. good condition. We take every precaution List your material order on a separate in this regard. After it's turned over to the sheet from your clock order, or from a letter transportation company our responsibility relating to other matters. This allows your ceases.

Rate Table fo r Parcel Post Shipment

This table shows the charges ZONES l & z ZONE3 ZONE4 ZONE s ZONE6 ZONE7 ZONE 8 when shipping by parcel post, ---- • according to the weight of the Not over 150 151 to 300 301 to 6oo 6o1 to 1,000 1,001 to ·1,400 1,401 to 1 1800 Over 1,800 package and according to di stance Miles From Miles From Miles From Miles From Miles From Miles From Miles From by zones. LA SALLE LA SALLE LA SALLE LA SALLE LA SALLE LA SALLE LA SALLE Charges Charges . Charges Charges Charges Charges Charges Weight of Package Required Required Required Required Required Required Required Over 4 oz. up to I lb ...... 05 .o6 .07 .08 .CJ<) . II .12 Over 1 lb. up to 2 lbs .. . .o6 .08 .II .14 .17 .21 .24 Over 2 lbs. up to 3 lbs...... 07 .IO .15 .20 .25 .31 .36 Over 3 lbs. up to 4 lbs...... 08 .12 .19 .26 .33 .41 .48 Over 4 lbs. up to 5 lbs...... 09 .14 .23 .32 .41 .51 .60

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/' ------~ / Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox How to Fix Them

HE pictures on the three following to which the spnng Tpages show a few handy tricks in re­ ends fit. . pairing Westclox. These stunts have Hold the center of • been worked out by the men in the factory the click spring on the who are handling W estclox day in and end of a bench anvil. day out. Use a chisel punch to They use a lot of special tools. This has rivet the tongue which been taken into consideration in making the projects through the movies, and the only tools used in making plate, replace the ham­ these pictures should be available on the mer, and put the bench of any watchmaker. movement back in the Below the material price lists you will find case. Time, fifteen some other tips that may come in handy. It minutes. will pay you to run through this catalog Several dealers have · for the time savers you will find. asked us how to re­ move Big Ben's wind­ Click Springs ing key when the click Click springs sometimes fail. No matter spring is broken. how carefully you choose material, or how First, remove the carefully you treat it in the manufacturing three screws around process, you can't. guarantee the life of a the bezel, and pull off spnng. the front case. To put a click spring Through the hammer in our America, disen­ opening, engage the gage the click ends teeth of the time main from the ratchet teeth wheel with a screw-driver, and unscrew the with a pair of cutting winding key. pliers, snip off the The easiest way to fix the click spring is tongue that is riveted to use a new barrel bridge. A Big Ben or through the plate. Re­ Baby Ben main- or alarm spring barrel and move the hammer by bridge may be removed by taking out three springing the plate screws. There's no need to take down the slightly. movement. This makes them the handiest • Hold the new click clocks on the market in which to put new spring in a pair of spnngs. snipe-nosed pliers. Turn· both spring Hands Off and On barrels so none of the Grasp the hub of the minute hand with ratchet teeth come the jaws of a pair of long, flat-nosed pliers. under the openings in- In working the hand off, rock it gently from

9 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox each side. Ease off the hour hand in the lower part of the dial out first. same way. Take off time and alarm keys and four Then remove the back bell and inside case. large screws through gong. ' Hold the trip staff firmly with a pair of Hold movement dial down and lift off bell pliers and loosen the friction nut. This will - and casing back. give ample room to Be careful not to insert the plier jaws lose dust washers. between the dial and See that the bush­ • the indicator hub. ing in the fan-shaped To replace, turn the regulator dust-plate alarm set until the fits over the balance trip snaps in place. screw. If this bush­ Point the indicator ing rides the screw directly at 7, and head it will stop the drive on. Turn the movement when the time set to the right pillar screws are tight­ until the indicator, ened. which moves with it, In returning move­ rests upon the figure ment to case, hold 6. switch levers toward Rest the center turn nng head so that on a bench block and intermittent lever use a staking punch slides in without in­ to drive the hour hand jury . on at the numeral 6 The alarm shut-off and the minute hand switch works in the between the numerals opposite direction, and I I and 12. Then test moves more easily. the alarm. This will lengthen In replacing the the active service of front case, be sure the repeating switch stud Big Ben, as it makes is between the lever and hammer verge. it as nearly dustproof Press the switch springs down so they clear as a nickel alarm clock the case. can be made. New Model Big Ben Cleaning The method of taking the clock apart 1s Gummed oil is a ·common complaint of very simple. clocks. The remedy is cleaning and oiling. • Loosen the three screws in the flange under Loosen the balance screw, withdraw the edge of gong enough to allow them to slide hair spring wedge, and remove the balance in slots. Grasp the bell firmly and turn wheel. slightly to right so screw heads will pass Then force the lever pivot through the through large slots in flange. Babbitt Metal just far enough to let you Lift the movement out gently, bringing the spring the plate slightly and remove the lever.

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Let the movement run down in gasoline a Sleep-Meter's innards. few times and give it a thorough going over Most alarm clock with a chisel shaped brush, paying particular troubles can be re­ attention to pivot holes and countersinking. moved with gasoline Set it aside till the gasoline is thoroughly and oil. dry, then oil it with a Sleep-Meter goes good quality of clock back just as easily as • oil. Put a few drops it came out. of oil on the main­ Sometimes a watch­ springs and touch the maker, by mistake, lever ·pallets with oil. turns the case screws When you replace out of the lugs. Be the balance wheel, sure to put the lugs wedge the hair spring on the screws before where it is bent. In putting the movement adjusting the balance back in the case. One screws, see that the and a half turns of balance points have the case - screws is very Ji ttle side enough to let the case motion. slide freely in or out. If the balance Set them tight, and the . ' screws are too tight, movement is in to a slight pressure on stay. This is a simple > \\,, . . , ' ' the plates will stop way tofasten the move­ - -- . the movement. ment in the case. Uncasing Sleep-Meter Loose Friction The pictures show the easiest way to un­ Sometimes, from one cause or another, cover Sleep-Meter's motor. the h~nds of an alarm clock do not "track" Number one shows the removal of the bell, with the movement. This is usually a case after the time and alarm sets have been re­ of "loose center friction" and the remedy is moved. Number 2 shows the real trick, the simple when you know how. simplest thing about Sleep-Meter. One turn Insert a screw driver between the friction of each of the three screws in the outer case, collet and the back-plate. Then rest and the Sleep-Meter movement is released. the back plate on a bench block or To get a glimpse at the movement, there's jeweler's anvil, with the shaft free, but no need to take off the keys or bell. Loosen close to the block. Tap the upper end • the screws and the movement comes right of the shaft with a hammer as shown in out. You can brush it out with gasoline and the illustration. This will effectively tighten re-oil it without removing the dial or the the friction and insure the proper relation hands. between the movement of the hour hand and If you want to go further you can proceed the minute hand. as shown in number 4 and detach the move­ At the same time it is well to see that ment holder. It lets you get right at all else is working freely and so avoid a

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repetition of the trou­ illustration. Rest one ble. Our salesman on the key and one on will supply you a spec­ the case screw nearly ial tool for tightening opposite. A simultane­ the center friction. ous pressure, and it's Ask him for one the off. next time he comes in. Remove the keys It won't cost you a and the case screws • cent. and the movement is If you prefer, send free. us a post card asking The bezel, which fits for the "center friction friction tight, can be tightener" and one will be mailed out at easily pressed in when once post paid. a knife is slid around Old Model America between it and the The America is so well put together that it case. may seem difficult to unease. The movement Before operating on can be taken out in a jiffy. an America, see which Catch the handle end of a pair of pliers model it is. under the roll of the bezel. Press back against The new model has the bell, and out comes the bezel. Remove three scre)Vs around the alarm indicator and the hands. The dial the back outside edge. will spring out when it is tapped lightly just Loosen these and take above the figure 2. movement out from To remove the center turn, insert the handle back. The old model ends of two pairs of pliers under it, as in the hasn't the screws.

Material Assortments Bi~ Ben Assortment Baby Ben Assortment Special Assortment 2 Time Barrels with Springs I Time Barrel with Spring 12 Balance Screws I Alarm Barrel with Spring I Alarm Barrel with Spring 4 Time Springs 3 Balance Wheels with Hair Springs 3 Balance Wheels, Complete 3 Balance Wheels, Complete 3 Hair Springs 3 Hair Springs 3 Hand Sets 3 Time Springs 3 Time Springs 3 Alarm Sets 2 Hand Sets 3 Alarm Springs 2 Time Keys 2 Alarm Sets 2 Hand Sets 2 Alarm Keys 2 Time Keys 2 Alarm Sets 3 Hair Springs 2 Alarm Keys 2 Time Keys 4 Alarm Springs 18 Assorted Hands 2 Alarm Keys 12 Click Springs 6 Click Springs 18 Assorted Hands 18 Hands, Assorted 12 Case Screws I 2 Case Screws 6 Glasses 12 Balance Screws 12 Balance Screws 1 each Time Main, Time Escape, 12 Gong Screws 12 Gong Screws Second, Third, AlarmEscape and 3 Glasses 6 Glasses Alarm Main Wheel. At catalog price material costs over $2.00. Assortment price $1.50. Postage paid if cash accompanies order. All Special Assortment parts fit America and some fit Lookout, Ironclad and Sleep-Meter.

12 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox America Parts

~ @ ® ©> A-155 A-194 A-139 <@ ~ ilmC() • A-136 A-190 A-179 A-158

@ @ G =:w A-193 ~ A-187 A-185 A-lSl A-192 @ @ A-101 G A-191 (OZ, ~ A-102 \S... ! A-131

~ ii@ A-130 A-165 \A-107 ~ qp A-166 ~ A-129 ~ A-184 A-170 ~~~® ~~ ilmC() ~ .M4°5 0 A-210 .C::n v A-148 A-195 ·~ Al61+ A-204 Q I J] -= A-173 ~ A-132 ~ A-151 A-203.

~~o0 A-150 ~ . 0 · LlQ~o 0 0 0 0

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No. Part Price No. Part Price A101 Arbor, Alarm Barrel Order Back Plate A166 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .40 Dz. A102 Arbor, Time Barrel...... Order Back Plate A167 Spring, Alarm Main . .40 Dz. A104 Barrel, Alarm Mainspring Order Back Plate A170 Spring, Click . . IO Dz. A105 Barrel, Time Mainspring Order Back Plate A171 Spring, Dial, Double . .15 Dz. • *A106 Bell.. .15 Ea. Ai"72 Spring, Dial, Single .15 Dz. A107 Bell Stand.. .05 Ea. A173 Spring, Hair.. .6o Dz. *Arns Bezel...... IO Ea. A176 Spring, Trip ...... 20 Dz. *A109 Bow. .05 Ea. A177 Spring, Time Main .. .60 Dz. *A114 Case. .20 Ea. A179 Stud, Hairspring.... .IO Dz. *A120 Dial, Mounted on Plate...... 05 Ea. A181' Stud, Motion Wheel ... .15 Dz. *A122 Glass...... 60 Dz. A182 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) . .30 Dz. A123 Hammer .. . .05 Ea. A184 Trip Staff ...... 20 Dz. *A124 Hand, Alarm Indicator .IO Dz. A185 Washer, Bell Stand, Large... .15 Dz. *A125 Hand, Hour...... 15 Dz. A187 Washer, Leg ... .15 Dz. *A126 Hand, Minute... .15 Dz. A188 Washer, Motion Wheel ... .15 Dz. *A128 Head, Case . . .05 Ea. A190 Washer, Regulator.. .15 Dz. A129 Key, Alarm. .40 Dz. A191 Washer, Switch . .15 Dz. A130 Key, Time ...... 40 Dz. A192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. A131 Leg, Case. . .40 Dz. A193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large.... .15 Dz. A132 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. A194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small.. .15 Dz. *A134 Matting... .IO Ea. A194 Washer, Alarm Set.... .15 Dz. A136 Nut, Bell Stand.. .15 Dz. A195 Wedge, Hairspring . .15 Dz. A137 Nut, Fourth Pillar.. .15 Dz. A196 Wheel, Alarm Escape .IO Ea. A139 Nut, Trip Staff Friction.. .15 Dz. A198 Wheel, Alarm Main ... .IO Ea. A142 Pillar, Fourth.. .20 Dz. A2oo Wheel, Balance, with hairsp'g .15 Ea. A145 Pin, Motion Wheel.. .15 Dz. A201 Wheel, Center .IO Ea. A148 Pinion, Shuck...... 20 Dz. A202 Wheel, Four~h ...... IO Ea. A149 Plate, Back. . .20 Ea. A203 Wheel, Hour...... IO Ea. A150 Plate, Front...... 15 Ea. A204 Wheel, Motion...... IO Ea. A151 Regulator .30 Dz. A2o8 Wheel, Third . .10 Ea. A155 Screw, Balance...... 15 Dz. A209 Wheel, Time Escape .. .IO Ea. A158 Screw, Case ... .15 Dz. A210 Wheel, Time Main .... .IO Ea. A161 Screw, Pillar...... 15 Dz. A2II Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. A165 Set, Alarm . .40 Dz. *Not separately illustrated • In the America, Lookout and Sleep-Meter the alarm spring can be replaced without taking the clock entirely apart. Loosen the third pillar, spring the plate slightly, remove the ham­ mer lever, the alarm escape wheel, and the alarm main wheel. The spring may then be taken out, .a new one put in, and the parts assembled as they were taken down. Care must be 'takin not to spring the plate too much.

14. Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox America-1918 Model

t(B @ • ©> A-155 A-194 ~ ~ ~ A-136 A-190 A-179 A-158a

@ @ G u:::QJ ~ A-187 A-193 G A-181 A-185 A-188 A-192 @ s ~ A-101 A-102a 4.!> n A-223 A-131

iiiili A-165 t., \A-107 ~ A-166 9J 5'iiiii ~ A-184

(";;\ A-173 ~ A-132 ~ A-151a ~ A-203 A-200

15 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox America-1918 Model

No. Part Price No. Part Price A101 Arbor, Alarm Barrel ...... Order Back Plate A166 Set, Hand (Center Turn) . .40 Dz. A102a Arbor, Time Barrel. Order Back Plate A167 Spring, Alarm Main ...... 40 Dz. *AI03 Back ...... 15 Ea. A169a Spring, Alarm Click .IO Dz. A104 Barrel, Alarm Mainspring Order Back Plate *A17oa Spring, Time Click . Order Back Plate A105 Barrel, Time Mainspring Order Back Plate A173 Spring, Hair...... 6o Dz. *A106 Bell...... 15 Ea. A176 Spring, Trip .20 Dz. AI07 Bell Stand...... 05 Ea. A177 Spring, Time Main.. . .60 Dz. *AI09 Bow.. .05 Ea. A179 Stud, Hairspring ... .IO Dz. *A114a Case ...... 20 Ea. A181 Stud, Motion Wheel . .15 Dz. *A12oa Dial, Mounted on Plate. .05 Ea. A182 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .... . 30 Dz. *A122 Glass...... 6o Dz. A184 Trip Staff ...... 20 Dz. A123a Hammer ...... 05 Ea. A185 Washer, Bell Stand, Large. .15 Dz. *A124 Hand, Alarm Indicator .IO Dz. A187 Washer, Leg...... 15 Dz. *A125 Hand, Hour ... .15 Dz. A188 Washer, Motion Wheel . . .. .15 Dz. *A126 Hand, Minute .. .15 Dz. A190 Washer, Regulator .15 Dz. *A128 Head, Case ... .05 Ea. A191 Washer, Switch . .15 Dz. A129 Key, Alarm .40 Dz. A192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. A130 Key, Time . .40 Dz. A193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .... . 15 Dz. A131 Leg, Case .... .40 Dz. A194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small .....15 Dz. A132 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Abror) .05 Ea. A194 Washer, Alarm Set...... 15 Dz. *A134 Matting ...... IO Ea. A195 Wedge, Hairspring . .15 Dz. A136 Nut, Bell Stand . .15 Dz. A196 Wheel, Alarm Escape.. .IO Ea. A137 Nut, Fourth Pillar . .15 Dz. A198 Wheel, Alarm Main .. . . .IO Ea. A139 Nut, Trip Staff Friction ... .15 Dz. A2oo Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .15 Ea. A142 Pillar, Fourth . .20 Dz. A201 Wheel, Center .... .IO Ea. A145 Pin, Motion Wheel.. .15 Dz. A202 Wheel, Fourth ...... IO Ea. A148 Pinion, Shuck . .20 Dz. A203 Wheel, Hour...... IO Ea. A149a Pia te, Back ...... 20 Ea. A204 Wheel, Motion .IO Ea. A15oa Plate, Fro~t . .15 Ea. A2o8 Wheel, Third ...... IO Ea. A151a Regulator . .30 Dz. A209 Wheel, Time Escape . .IO Ea. A155 Screw, Balance. .15 Dz. A2IO Wheel, Time Main . .. . . IO Ea. A158a Screw, Side Case ... . .15 Dz. A2II Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. A161 Screw, Pillar ...... 15 Dz. A223 Nut, Casing...... 15 Dz. A165 Set, Alarm. .40 Dz. *A225 Click, Time ...... Order Back Plate • * Not separately illustrated Always scratch the date of sale on the back of the clock. People are inclined to forget the length of time they have owned a clock. If you can show them the date of purchase plainly marked they have no come back. It will mean the sale of a new clock. It's a good idea to mark the date repaired, for the same reason.

16 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Alternating Parts

@> [It QJDa @ @~co=@~ B-161 B-194 0 B-136 B-139 B-181 B-137 B-192 B-144 B-190 B-155 B-193 Qllllll B-158 Cl! ~ C( ... • G B-195 B-179 B-142 8 B-188 B-101 Q B-131 B-145 @ ~ ~ B-187 B-172 @ @ ~71 B-191 B-185 ~30 \B-107 Qi @ B-174 ~ B-165 ' ' B-166 ~ ~-B-197 ~B-129 1A . B-1% ~

i?8 ~-208 ~ ® @;leJ

B-203

o~o B-173

00 • VoLLV'

17 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Alternating Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price BioI Arbor, Alarm...... Order Alarm M ain Wheel BI67 Spring, Alarm Main . .80 Dz. *BI02 Arbor, Time Barrel Order B ack Plate *BI69 Spring, Alarm Click Order Alarm Main Wheel BI05 Barrel, Time Mainspring Order Back P late BI70 Spring, Time Click. .. . .IO Dz. *BI06 Bell ...... I5 Ea. BI7I Spring, Dial, Double .I5 Dz. • BI07 Bell Stand ...... 05 Ea. BI72 Spring, Dial, Single ...... I5 Dz. *BIOS Bezel...... I 5 Ea. BI73 Spring, Hair ...... 60 Dz. *BI09 Bow.. .05 Ea. BI74 Spring, Repeating Lever . .I5 Dz. *BII4 Case. . .25 Ea. BI76 Spring, Trip...... 20 Dz. *BII9 Click, Alarm ... :...... Order Alarm Main Wheel BI77 Spring, Time Main.. .6o Dz. *BI20 Dial, Mounted on Plate... .IO Ea. BI79 Stud, Hairspring...... IO Dz. *BI22 Glass ...... 60 Dz. *BI8o Stud, Mainspring .. .IO Dz. BI23 Hammer ...... IO Ea. BISI Stud, Motion Wheel . .I5 Dz. *BI24 Hand, Alarm Indicator .. . .Io Dz. BI82 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .30 Dz. *BI25 Hand, Hour ...... I5 Dz. BI84 Trip Staff ...... 20 Dz. *BI26 Hand, Minute ... .I5 Dz. BI85 Washer, Bell Stand, Large.. .15 Dz. *BI28 Head, Case ...... 05 Ea. BI87 Washer, Leg ...... 15 Dz. BI29 Key, Alarm . .40 Dz. BI88 Washer, Motion Wheel . .15 Dz. BI30 Key, Time . .40 Dz. BI90 Washer, Regulator ... . .15 Dz. BI3I Leg, Case .. 40 Dz. BI9I Washer, Switch ...... I5 Dz. BI32 . Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. BI92 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. BI33 Lever, Repeating .05 Ea. BI93 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .I5 Dz. *BI34 Matting.. .IO Ea. BI94 Washer, Trip Sta-ff, Small .. .I5 Dz. BI36 Nut, Bell Stand . .I5 Dz. BI94 Washer, Alarm Set.. .I5 Dz. BI37 Nut, Fourth Pillar . .I5 Dz. BI95 Wedge, Hairspring ..'.. .15 Dz. BI39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. BI96 Wheel, Alarm Escape. .IO Ea. BI42 Pillar, Fourth ...... 20 Dz. BI97 Wheel, Intermediate ... .IO Ea. BI44 Pin, Mainspring Guard . .IO Dz. BI98 Wheel, Alarm Main . IO Ea. BI45 Pin, Motion Wheel. .I5 Dz. B2oo Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .I5 Ea. BI48 Pinion, Shuck .20 Dz. B2oI Wheel, Center .... .Io Ea. BI49 Plate, Back .. .20 Ea. B202 Wheel, Fourth...... IO Ea. BI50 Plate, Front .. .I5 Ea. B203 Wheel, Hour.. . .IO Ea. BI51 Regulator... .30 Dz. B204 Wheel, Motion . IO Ea. BI55 Screw, Balance . .15 Dz. B2o8 Wheel, Third .IO Ea. BI58 Screw, Case . .I5 Dz. B209 Wheel, Time Escape .IO Ea. • BI6I Screw, Pillar . I5 Dz. B2IO Wheel, Time Main ...... IO Ea. BI65 Set, Alarm . .40 Dz. B2II Wheel, Trip . .IO Ea. BI66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) . .40 Dz. *B225 Click, Time ...... Order Back Plate * Not separately illustrated A good many parts are interchangeable. You'll get onto this in handling Westclox repairs.

18 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Baby Ben Parts 9

@ 'i ~ ~ 'ii @a C-157 C-195 ~ C-138 C-164 C-214 C-154 C-152 C-155 @ «::::::> © ~ C-139 G:> ""fl ~ C-181 C-192 C-194 r?c:i19 C-179 C-158 ~C-169 0 ~ C-193 ~ C-166!' ~ /!-101 C-209 J' ~ ~ C-165 72 ~ ~ ~C-201 fiJ C-208 @ C-202 l§) C-148 G C-190 C-213 C-~ @0 @ @ trC-121 CV C-196 ~132 C-203 ® C-211 ~ © C-200 ~ C-204 -C-173

C-104

0 0 0~6 C-150 ~ 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 ~ (:::) 0 0 00 ~76~ 0 oou~

19 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Baby Ben Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price CioI Arbor, Alarm Barrel .05 Ea. CI55 Screw, Balance .I5 Dz. *CI02 Arbor, Time Barrel.. ... Order Bridge CI56 Screw, Gong ...... I5 Dz. CI04 Bbl. Alarm, with Spring...... 20 Ea. CI57 Screw, Bridge .I5 Dz. *CI04c Barrel, Al. l\!lainsp' g. Order spring in Barrel CI58 Screw, Case ...... I5 Dz. CI04 Spring, Alarm Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. CI64 Screw, Trip Spring .. .I5 Dz. *CI05c BbL, T. Main, without Sp'g .I5 Ea. CI65 Set, Alarm ... .40 Dz. CI05 Bridge, with Time Bbl. & Sp' g .20 Ea. CI66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .... .40 Dz. CI05 Spring, Time Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. CI67 Spring, Alarm Main . .80 Dz. *CI06 Gong ...... 20 Ea. CI69 Spring, Alarm Click .IO Dz. *CI09 Bow ...... 05 Ea. *CI70 Spring, Time Click...... Order Bridge CIII Bridge, Alarm Barrel .05 Ea. CI73 Spring, Hair...... 60 Dz. *CII4 Case, Front ...... 25 Ea. CI74 Spring, Repeating Lever .I5 Dz. *Cu5 Case, Body (Inner) .20 Ea. CI76 Spring, Trip .... .20 Dz. Cu9 Click, Alarm...... I 5 Dz. CI77 Spring, Time Main .80 Dz. *CI20 Dial, Mounted on Plate.. .05 Ea. CI79 Stud, Hairspring .... .IO Dz. CI2I Foot .. . .30 Dz. CI8I Stud, Motion .I5 Dz. *CI22 Glass ...... 60 Dz. CI82 Switch (Alarm Sh~t-off) . .05 Ea. CI23 Hammer . .Io Ea. CI83 Switch, Repeating . .05 Ea. *CI24 Hand, Alarm Indicator . .IO Dz. CI84 Trip Staff ...... 20 Dz. *CI25 Hand, Hour ... . .I5 Dz. CI90 Washer, Regulator ...... I5 Dz. *CI26 Hand, Minute ...... I5 Dz. CI92 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. *CI28 Head, Case . .05 Ea. CI93 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .I5 Dz. CI29 Key, Alarm ...... 40 Dz. CI94 Washer, Trip Staff, Small . .I5 Dz. CI30 Key, Time . .40 Dz. CI95 Wedge, Hairspring ...... I5 Dz. CI3I Leg, Case ...... 40 Dz. CI96 Wheel, Alarm Escape .IO Ea. CI32 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. CI98 Wheel, Alarm Main .IO Ea. CI33 Lever, Repeating .. .05 Ea. C200 Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .I5 Ea. *Cij4 Matting...... IO Ea. C20I Wheel, Center. .IO Ea. *CI35 Movement Holder .I5 Ea. C202 Wheel, Fourth .IO Ea. CI38 Nut, Pillar ...... I5 Dz. C203 Wheel, Hour.... .IO Ea. CI39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction .. . I5 Dz. C204 Wheel, Motion ...... IO Ea. CI42 Pillar... .20 Dz. C208 Wheel, Third .IO Ea. CI48 Pinion, Shuck .20 Dz. C209 Wheel, Time Escape . .Io Ea. CI49 Pia te, Back . .20 Ea. C2IO Wheel, Time Main . .Io Ea. CI50 Plate, Front. .I5 Ea. C2u Wheel, Trip .... .Io Ea. CI5I Regulator ...... 30 Dz. C2I3 Wheel, Alarm Ratchet ... .IO Ea. CI52 Rivet, Foot . .I5 Dz. C2I4 Rivet, Alarm Click .I5 Dz. CI54 Rivet, Switch ...... I5 Dz. *C225 Click, Time ...... Order Bridge * Not separately illustrated

20 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Big Ben Parts

111' $ D-157°' D-152 E;';> D-179 D-139 e ~ · D-193 ® C::l D-145 Q)=> D-194 D-195 9 D-181 D-158°"' Qll D-154 D-156 @ @) ~ D-l38 D-189 G>~ D a D-192 ~ D-~ ~ D-1~ D-165 ~<:i

0 0 0

21 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Big Ben Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price *DI01 Arbor, Alarm...... Order Alarm Main Whul D157 Screw, Bridge ...... 15 Dz. *DI02 Arbor, Time Barrel...... Order Bridie D157 Screw, Trip Spring...... 15 Dz. *D104 Bbl., Al. Mainsp'gOrder Alarm Mainsp'g in Bbl. D158 Screw, Case...... 15 Dz. • *DI05c Bbl,T.Main, without Spring .15 Ea. D165 Set, Alarm ...... 60 Dz. D105 Bbl., T. Main, with Spring .20 Ea. D166 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .....60 Dz. *D106 Gong...... 35 Ea. D168 Spring, Al. Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. *D109 Bow ... .05 Ea. *D169 Spring, Alarm Click Order Alarm Main Whee Dru Bridge, Alarm Barrel .... .05 Ea. *D170 Spring, Time Click ...... Order Bridge *D114 Case, Front...... 50 Ea. D173 Spring, Hair...... 6o Dz. *Dus Case, Body (Inner) ...... 30 Ea. D174 Spring, Repeating Lever .... .15 Dz. *Du9 Click, Alarm .. . ._Order Alarm Main Wheel D175 Spring, Switch...... 15 Dz. *D120 Dial, Mounted on Plate .IO Ea. D176 Spring, Trip...... 20 Dz. D121 Foot...... 30 Dz. D177 Spring, Time Main . .60 Dz. *D122 Glass. .. .75 Dz. D178 Spring, Time Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. D123 Hammer . .IO Ea. D179 Stud, Hairspring ...... IO Dz. *D124 Hand, Alarm Indicator .. .IO Dz. D181 Stud, Motion Wheel ... .15 Dz. *D125 Hand, Hour...... I 5 Dz. D182 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .... .05 Ea. *D126 Hand, Minute.... .15 Dz. D183 Switch, Repeating ...... 05 Ea. *D128 Head, Case . .IO Ea. D184 Trip Staff...... 20 Dz. D129 Key, Alarm .6o Dz. D189 Washer, Motion Wheel ...... 15 Dz. D130 Key, Time ...... 60 Dz. D190 Washer, Regulator .... .15 Dz. D131 Leg, Case.. .6o Dz. D192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. D132 Lever (Pallet, Fork &Arbor) .05 Ea. D193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .15 Dz. D133 Lever, Repeating...... 05 Ea. D194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small .15 Dz. *D134 Matting ...... I 5 Ea. D11)4 Washer, Alarm Set .... .15 Dz. *D135 Movement Holder .... .15 Ea. D195 Wedge, Hairspring .... .15 Dz. D138 Nut, Pillar.. .15 Dz. D196 Wheel, Alarm Escape ...... IO Ea. D139 Nut, Trip Staff Friction .....15 Dz. D197 Wheel, Alarm Intermediate .IO Ea. D140 Pillar, Plate...... 20 Dz. D198 Wheel, Alarm Main ...... I 5 Ea. D141 Pillar, Barrel Bridge .20 Dz. D2oo Wheel, Balance, with hairsp' g .I 5 Ea. D145 Pin, Motion Wheel.... .15 Dz. D2oI Wheel, Center ...... IO Ea. D148 Pinion, Shuck. .20 Dz. D202 Wheel, Fourth ....IO Ea. D149 Pia te, Back ...... 20 Ea. D203 Wheel, Hour ...... Io Ea. • D150 Plate, Front .15 Ea. D204 Wheel, Motion .IO Ea. D151 Regulator...... 30 Dz. D2o8 Wheel, Third ...... IO Ea. D152 Rivet, Foot . .15 Dz. D209 Wheel, Time Escape . .IO Ea. D154 Rivet, Switch .. .15 Dz. D2IO Wheel, Time Main .... .IO Ea. D155 Screw, Balance . .15 Dz. D211 Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. _D156 Screw, Gong .. .15 Dz. *D225 Click, Time . .. .Order Bridge

22 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Big Ben-1918 Model

D~ ~a) 1 ra ... 3i3@ t® ~ afi::® D-157 D -152 e;) D-139 ~ D-228@ • D-128a 0) @ C::i D-179 = D-229 ct=:> ?@\ CQ> D-t93 D-194 D-195 D-145 D-181 ~ D-232 Q11

I>23l ~~ 66 ~D-! (!) D-165a 4~ ~~

c@ D-190a 0 DI~~ ~ D-202 ~6) D-209 _/''"'"''•, f.:§1~~-_,.r;. ~ ( 0 ~ D-197 ~~ D-20h.:l D-198 - _,.e.~ ~ D-151afr~} (.,,,o.21y© ~o-2o:f ""'"""" @ D-148

23 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Wes'tclox Big Ben-1918 Model

No. Part Price No. Part Price *DI01 Arbor, Alarm... ..Order Alarm M ain Wheel D165a Set, Alarm (Including Du st Cap) .60 Dz. *DI02 Arbor, Time Barrel ...Or der Bridge D166 Set, Hand (Center Turn) . .6o Dz. *DI04 Bbl., Al. Mainsp'g Order A larm Mainsp'g in Bbl. D168 Spring, Al. Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. *DI05c Bbl.T.Main, without Spring .15 Ea. *DI69 Spring, Alarm Click Order Alarm Main Wheel • DI05 Bbl., T. Main, with Spring .20 Ea. *D170 Spring, Time Click ...... Order Bridge *D106a Gong ... .35 Ea. D173 Spring, Hair...... 60 Dz. *D109 Bow ... .05 Ea. D174 Spring, Repeating Lever . .15 Dz. DIII Bridge, Alarm Barrel .. .05 Ea. D175a Spring, Switch...... 15 Dz. *D114a Case, Front...... 50 Ea. D176 Spring, Trip...... 20 Dz. *DII5a Case, Body (Inner) .30Ea. D177 Spring, Time Main... . .60 Dz. DII7 Clamp, Head .... .40 Dz. D178 Spring, Time Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. DIIS Clamp, Leg ... .40 Dz. D179 Stud, Hairspring...... IO Dz. *D119 Click, Alarm ...... OrderlAlarm M ain Wheel D181 Stud, Motion Wheel . .15 Dz. *D12oa Dial, Mounted on Plate ... .IO Ea. D182a Switch(AlarmShut-off)...... 05 Ea. D121 Foot .. .30 Dz. D18p Switch, Repeating ... .05 Ea. *D122 Glass. . . 7 5 Dz. D184a Trip Staff...... 20 Dz. D123 Hammer . . .IO Ea. D189 Washer, Motion Wheel.. .15 Dz. *D124 Hand, Alarm Indicator_.. .IO Dz. D19oa Washer, Regulator .. .15 Dz. *D125 Hand, Hour... . I 5 Dz. D192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. *D126 Hand, Minute .. .15 Dz. D193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large.. .15 Dz. D128a Head, Case . . IO Ea. D194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small.. .15 Dz. D129 Key, Alarm .6o Dz. D195 Wedge, Hairspring ...... 15 Dz. D130 Key, Time . .6o Dz. D196 Wheel, Alarm Escape.. .IO Ea. D131a Leg, Case.. . . .6o Dz. D197 Wheel, Alarm Intermediate .IO Ea. D132 Lever (Pallet, Fork &Arbor) .05 Ea. D198 Wheel, Alarm Main ...... 15 Ea. D133a Lever, Repeating.. .05 Ea. D2oo Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .15 Ea. *D134 Matting. .15 Ea. D2oia Wheel, Center... .10 Ea. *D135a Movement Holder. .15 Ea. D202 Wheel, Fourth.. .Io Ea. D138 Nut, Pillar ... .15 Dz. D203 Wheel, Hour .. .IO Ea. D139 Nut, Trip Staff Friction ... .15 Dz. D204 Wheel, Motion . .IO Ea. D14oa Pillar, Plate...... 20 Dz. D2o8 Wheel, Third ...... IO Ea. D14ia Pillar, Fifth ... . .20 Dz. D209 Wheel, Time Escape...... IO Ea. D145 Pin, Motion~Wheel ...... 15 Dz. D210 Wheel, Time Main...... IO Ea. D148 Pinion, Shuck ... .20 Dz. D2II Wheel, Trip...... IO Ea. D149a Plate, Back .. .20 Ea. D223 Nut, Casing .15 Dz. D15oa Plate, Front.. .15 Ea. *D22 5 Click, Time...... Order Bridge D15ia Regulator.. . .30 Dz. D227 Cap, Dust, Alarm Wind .... . 15 Dz. D152 Rivet, Foot . .15 Dz. D228 Cap, Dust, Hand Set...... 15 Dz. Screw, Balance .. . .15 Dz. D155 D229 Cap, Dust, Time Wind... . .15 Dz. D156 Screw, Gong ... .15 Dz. D157 Screw, Bridge .... .15 Dz. D230 Cover, Dust, Regulator.... .15 Dz. D157 Screw, Case ... .15 Dz. D23 I Spring, Regul'r, Dust Cover .20 Dz. D157 Screw, Trip Spring.... .15 Dz. D232 Washer,Al. orT.Set,DustCapFriction .15 Dz. D165a Cap, Dust, Al. Set (Includi ng Set) .60 Dz. D233 Washer, Small, Alarm Set.. .. .15 Dz. Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Bingo Parts

'\ii (:::I - • e ~ E-154 E-195 E-139 E-157 ~ E-156 © =:111 '€! ,::::i E-193 E-155°" E-181 u @) E-152 E-223 E-138 @ r;:;') C0 E-194 g ~ E-189 E-190 E-179 ===' ~ E-192 ~ ~ E-166 ~~ ~ ~ ~ lk,

0 0 ­ 0 00 u o _ • lJ: 0 0 0 0 0

0

25 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Bingo Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price *EI01 Arbor, Alarm. .. .. Order~Alarm Main Wheel E156 Screw, Gong.... .15 Dz. *EI02 Arbor, T~me Barrel...... Order Bridge E157 Screw, Bridge . . .15 Dz. *EI04 Bbl., Al. Mainsp' g, Order Alarm Mainsp'g in Bbl. E157 Screw, Trip Spring .15 Dz. • *EI05c Bbl., T. Main, WithoutSpring .. .. •15 Ea. E165 Set,Alarm.. .60 Dz. EI05 Bbl., T. Main, with Spring ,20 Ea. E166 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .60 Dz. *EI06 Gong. .. .35 Ea. E168 Spring, Alarm Main, in Bbl. .20 Ea. *EI09 Bow ...... 05 Ea. *E169 Spring, Alarm Click Order Alarm Main Wheel EIII Bridge,-.Alarm Barrel .05 Ea. *E170 Spring, Time Click...... Order Bridge *E114 Case, Front . .40 Ea. E173 Spring, Hair :...... 60 Dz. *Ens Case, Body (Inner) . .30 Ea. E174 Spring, Repeating Lever.. .15 Dz. En7 Clamp, Head ... .40 Dz. E176 Spring, Trip...... 20 Dz. En8 Clamp, Leg.... .40 Dz. EI77 Spring, Time Main.. .6o Dz. *En9 Click, Alarm Order Alarm Main Wheel E178 Spring, Time Main, in Barrel .20 Ea. *E120 Dial, Mounted on Plate. . .IO Ea. EI79 Stud, Hairspring ... .IO Dz. E121 Foot.. .30 Dz. E181 Stud, Motion Wheel ... . .15 Dz. *E122 Glass...... 6o Dz. EI82 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .05 Ea. E123 Hammer...... IO Ea. E184 Trip Staff...... 20 Dz. *E124 Hand, Alarm Indicator.. .IO Dz. E189 Washer, Motion Wheel.. .. .15 Dz. *E125 Hand, Hour.. .15 Dz. E190 Washer, Regulator...... 15 Dz. *E126 Hand, Minute. .15 Dz. E192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. *E128 Head, Case ...... IO Ea. E193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .. ... 15 Dz. E129 Key, Alarm. . 60 Dz. E194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small.. .15 Dz. Ei30 Key, Time . . 6o Dz. E194 Washer, Alarm Set...... 15 Dz. E131 Leg, Case ...... 60 Dz. E195 Wedge, Hairspring .... .15 Dz. E132 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. E196 Wheel, Alarm Escape...... IO Ea. E133 Lever, Repeating. .05 Ea. E197 Wheel, Alarm Intermediate .IO Ea. *E134 Matting...... 15 Ea. EI 98 Wheel, Alarm Main.... . I 5 Ea. E138 Nut, Pillar . .15 Dz. Ezoo Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .15 Ea. EI39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction .. .15 Dz. E:;~I Wheel, Center.. .IO Ea. E140 Pillar, Plate .. .20 Dz. E202 Wheel, Fourth...... IO Ea. E141 Pillar, Fifth ...... 20 Dz. E203 Wheel, Hour .IO Ea. E145 Pin, Motion Wheel. .15 Dz. E204 Wheel, Motion .IO Ea. E148 Pinion, Shuck. . .20 Dz. E2o8 Wheel, Third.. . .IO Ea. • EI49 Plate, Back...... 20 Ea. E209 Wheel, Time Escape . .IO Ea. E150 Pia te, Front.. .15 Ea. E2IO Wheel, Time Main ...... IO Ea. Ei51 Regulator ... .30 Dz. E2II Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. Ei52 Rivet, Foot ...... 15 Dz. E223 Nut, Casing. .15 Dz. fa54 Rivet, Switch .. .15 Dz. *E225 Click, Time...... Order Bridge EI55 -·Screw, Balance ...... 15 Dz. * Not separately illustrated 26 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Ironclad Parts

© 0 0) ·<© = (@) G-194 G-155" G-193 G-188 G-190 G-179 "'° G-181 G-139 @ (Q) 9 ~ c:J . i G-145 G-195 i' G-156 G-137 G-191 G-158 G-163 G-161

!9J 0 0 G-150 ° G-200

27 Western CloC:k Co.-Makers of Westclox Ironclad Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price GioI Arbor, Alarm Barrel.... Order Back Plate GI65 Set, Alarm .... .40 Dz. GI02 Arbor, Time Barrel ...... Order Back Plate GI66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .... .40 Dz. *GI03 Back ...... I5 Ea. GI67 Spring, Alarm Main ...... 40 Dz. •• GI04 Barrel, Alarm Mainspring Order Back Plate GI70 Spring, Click .... .Io Dz. GI05 Barrel, Time Mainspring Order Back Plate GI7I Spring, Dial, Double ... .I5 Dz. GI06 Bell ...... I5 Ea. GI72 Spring, Dial, Single. .I5 Dz. *GI08 Bezel .... .IO Ea. GI73 Spring, Hair.. .60 Dz. *GII4 Case, Nickel or Gunmetal... . 60 Ea. GI76 Spring, Trip ...... 20 Dz. *GI20 Dial, Mounted on Plate... .05 Ea. GI77 Spring, Time Main .6o Dz. *GI22 Glass...... 6o Dz. GI79 Stud, Hairspring...... IO Dz. GI23 Hammer ...... Io Ea. GISI Stud, Motion Wheel . .I5 Dz. GI24 Hand, Alarm Indicator ...... Io Dz. GI82 Switch (Alarm Shut off).... .30 Dz. *G125 Hand, Hour.... . I5 Dz. GI84 Trip Staff... .20 Dz. *GI26 Hand, Minute ...... I5 Dz. GI88 Washer, Motion Wheel ... .I5 Dz. GI29 Key, Alarm .. .40 Dz. GI90 Washer, Regulator .. .I5 Dz. GI30 Key, Time . .40 Dz. GI9I Washer, Switch . .I5 Dz. GI32 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. GI92 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. *GI34 Matting ... .Io Ea. GI93 Washer, Trip Staff, Large ... . . I5 Dz. GI37 Nut, Fourth Pillar . ... . I5 Dz. GI94 Washer, Trip Staff, Small .. . . I5 Dz. GI39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction : .. . I5 Dz. GI95 Wedge, Hairspring ...... I5 Dz. GI42 Pillar, Fourth ... .20 Dz. GI96 Wheel, Alarm Escape .IO Ea. GI45 Pin, Motion Wheel. .I5 Dz. GI98 Wheel, Alarm Main . .Io Ea. G148 Pinion, Shuck ... .20 Dz. G200 Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .I5 Ea. GI49 Plate, Back .. .20 Ea. G20I Wheel, Center...... IO Ea. GI50 Plate, Front ...... I5 Ea. G202 Wheel, Fourth.. .IO Ea. GI5I Regulator ...... 30 Dz. G203 Wheel, Hour . .IO Ea. GI55 Screw, Balance ...... I5 Dz. G204 Wheel, Motion .IO Ea. GI56 Screw, Bell . .I5 Dz. G208 Wheel, Third .... .IO Ea. GI58 Screw, Case. .I5 Dz. G209 Wheel, Time Escape .Io Ea. GI6I Screw, Pillar ... .I5 Dz. G210 Wheel, Time Main ...... IO Ea. GI63 Screw, Switch . .I5 Dz. G21I Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. * Not separately illustrated If the nickel cases of alarm clocks show dark stains, the best way to remove them and re­ store the nickel to its former brightness is to use finely-powdered and washed crocus (oxide of iron), applied with a chamois. This removes all blemishes. If after this operation, the surface is a little dull, rub to a bright polish with dry putty powder (oxide of tin), sprinkled on another wash leather, and a brilliant polish will result. Dampness, if allowed to remain, renders the brightest nickel surface dull, but if the articles are wiped with a dry, soft cloth .at frequent intervals, the crocus method will not be required. 28 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox La Sallita Parts

• (J ~ / H-180 H-161 H-195 H-155•

-9­ 6 ~ H-179 ~ H-148 H-181 H-131 j.} 0 H-158 ~ H-147 H-166 ~ H-~ H-140 H~

~ ~H-130 H-209 ~H-200 ~H-202 H-173

@ C2 H-210 ~ H-203 • ~r H~ H-208 ~~07 @ H-204

0 • odfl!} 0 0H0tso~D 0 ;;::J©la 0

29 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox La Sallita Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price *HIOS Bezel ...... IO Ea. HI55 Screw, Balance .... .I5 Dz. *HI09 Bow ...... 05 Ea. HI58 Screw, Case ...... I5 Dz. HII2 Bridge, Dial .20 Dz. HI6I Screw, Pillar. ... .I5 Dz. *HII4 Case, Nickel .20 Ea. HI6I Screw, Dial Spring .I5 Dz. • *HI20 Dial, Mounted on Plate . IO Ea. HI66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .40 Dz. *HI22 Glass (Beveled) ...... r.20 Dz. HI73 Spring, Hair...... 6o Dz. *HI25 Hand, Hour.. : I 5 Dz. HI77 Spring, Time Main.. .6o Dz. *HI26 Hand, Minute... .I5 Dz. HI79 Stud, Hairspring .IO Dz. *HI28 Head, Case .. .05 Ea. HISo Stud, Mainspring .Io Dz. HI30 Key ...... 40 Dz. HISI Stud, Motion Wheel .I5 Dz. HIJI Leg, Case . .40 Dz. H195 Wedge, Hairspring ...... 15 Dz. H132 Lever (Pallet, Fork &Arbor) .05 Ea. H2oo Wheel, Balance with hairsp'g .I5 Ea. *H134 Matting, Brass or Nickel .IO Ea. H202 Wheel, Fourth .IO Ea. H140 Pillar.. . 20 Dz. H203 Wheel, Hour . .Io Ea. HI47 Pinion, Set . .15 Dz. Hzo4 Wheel, Motion ...... IO Ea. H148 Pinion, Shuck .20 Dz. H207 Wheel, Second .IO Ea. H149 Piate, Back. . .Io Ea. H2o8 Wheel, Third... : .. .IO Ea. H150 Plate, Front ...... •• .... ·-· .15 Ea. H209 Wheel, Time Escape .. .Io Ea. H15I Regulator.. .30 Dz. H2IO Wheel, Time Main .. .Io Ea. *_Not separately illustrated How to tighten the balance screw without taking off the dial. On most Westclox it's possible to turn the balance screw with a pair of pliers. A tool used in the factory is a screw driver with the tip of the blade bent at right angles. This makes a very handy tool. You can always set the blade in the slot of the screw. It gives a good purchase, and enables you to make delicate adjustments on the balance screw. The adjustment of the balance screw has a lot to do with the satisfactory performance of the clock. A Big Ben balance screw should be tightened gently, until it almost stops the balance wheel, then release it gradually until the wheel runs freely, with very little endshake. On the lower priced clocks it is necessary to allow a little more endshake, as the plates are not so rigid, and a slight pressure of the case will cause it to stop if the balance screw is too tight. The balance wheel should have a slight play from end to end, but should never be loose enough so the point wobbles loosely from side to side in the balance screw. The point of the • balance staff should have very little side motion. Another thing to look out for in recasing the new model Big Ben is the dust guard for the regulator opening. Be sure that the hole slips over the head of the balance screw, or setting the screws in the back of the case will force the balance screw down and cramp the balance staff and stop the clock. ·

30 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Lookout Parts

0­ ·IDt 0 @ G @ ms ~ @ @ !@ 1-158 1-155 I-193 1-187 1-188 1·136 I-19'2 1-194 I-137 1-139 Qm • 1-161 fils B ~ 1-190 =1-181 (1 11 0 1-131 f.,., ~

cJ;y-179 @ ~ ~ 1-191 s ii@ I-101 1-165 C{h(29

Jl;124 G @) J-102 ~ l-185 1-166 ~o

~~1-202 ~-~~/{}ju; I-198 ~QQJ @ 0 !::\ \.~,,,7 "'"' ~ l-210 1.!- ~ I-204 ~ ~ ~ I-200 I-203 1-170 1-169~ ~ • ·OU. o~.,~ 1-150 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Lookout Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price ho1 Arbor, Alarm Barrel Order Back Plate h67 Spring, Alarm Main ...... 40 Dz. ho2 Arbor, Time Barrel. Order Back Plate I169a Spring, Alarm Click ( 1919Model) .IO Dz. *II03 Back ... .15 Ea. h70 Spring, Click ...... IO Dz. ho4 Barrel, Alarm Mainspring Order Back Plate *h7oa Spring,T. Click ( 1919 Model) Order Back Plate ho5 Barrel, Time Mainspring Order Back Plate h71 Spring, Dial, Double .15 Dz. *ho6 Bell ... .15 Ea. h72 Spring, Dial, Single .15 Dz. ho7 Bell, Stand.. .05 Ea. h73 Spring, Hair ...... 6o Dz. *ho9 Bow ... .05 Ea. h76 Spring, Trip ...... 20 Dz. *h14 Case ...... 30 Ea. h77 Spring, Time Main .60 Dz. *h20 Dial, Mounted on Plate . .05 Ea. h79 Stud, Hairspring ... :IO Dz. *h22 Glass ...... 6o Dz. h81 Stud, Motion Wheel .15 Dz. h23 Hammer...... 05 Ea. h82 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) . .30 Dz. h24 Hand, Alarm Indicator.. . IO Dz. h84 Trip Staff .20 Dz. *!125 Hand, Hour...... 15 Dz. h85 Washer, Bell Stand, Large .15 Dz. *h26 Hand, Minute. .15 Dz. h87 Washer, Leg...... 15 Dz. *h28 Head, Case ...... 05 Ea. h88 Washer, Motion Wheel. .15 Dz. h29 Key, Alarm . .40 Dz. h90 Washer, Regulator .15 Dz. h30 Key, Time .40 Dz. h91 Washer, Switch .15 Dz. h31 Leg, Case . .40 Dz. h92 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. h32 Lever (Pallet,Fork&Arbor) .05 Ea. h93 Washer, Trip Staff, Large ... .15 Dz. *h34 Matting.... .IO Ea. h94• Washer, Trip Staff, Small . .15 Dz. h36 Nut, Bell Stand ...... 15 Dz. h95 Wedge, Hairspring . .15 Dz. h37 Nut, Fourth Pillar ... .15 Dz. h96 Wheel, Alarm Escape. .IO Ea. h39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction.. .15 Dz. h98 Wheel, Alarm Main .IO Ea. h42 Pillar, Fourth ...... 20 Dz. Izoo Wheel, Balance, with hairsp'g .15 Ea. h45 Pin, Motion Wheel .15 Dz. Izo1 Wheel, Center. .IO Ea. h48 Pinion, Shuck . .20 Dz. Izo2 Wheel, Fourth ...... 10 Ea. h49 Plate, Back . .20 Ea. !203 Wheel, Hour ...... IO Ea. h50 Plate, Front .15 Ea. !204 Wheel, Motion . .IO Ea. h51 Regulator...... 30 Dz. !208 Wheel, Third.. .IO Ea. h55 Screw, Balance ...... 15 Dz. !209 Wheel, Time Escape .IO Ea. h58 Screw, Case... .15 Dz. !210 Wheel, Time Main . .IO Ea. h61 Screw, Pillar ...... 15 Dz. Izu Wheel, Trip .IO Ea. h65 Set, Alarm...... 40 Dz. *!225 Click, Time, ( 1919 Model) Order Back Plate h 66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .... . 40 Dz. • Specify whether the case parts are desired in nickel or l{rass. *Not separately illustrated Some watchmakers claim that it's hard to make the hour hand hold in place, after it 1s put back. Close up the edges of the brass bushing on the hour hand with a pair of ordinary fiat pliers, then drive the hour hand on and you'll have no difficulty. Western Clock Co.-Maker s of Westclox Sleep-Meter Parts

6 J , J-l1 ~ @o ~ ~~-184 J-190 J-200 J 196 ~J-131 1~2o<- 04 ~J-203 ' ~ e J-166 ~ J-148 J-151 J-173

• ~on. o~.Cl) J-150 0 0 0 0

0 0 0

33 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Sleep-Meter Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price J101 Arbor, Alarm Barrel Order Back Plat~ J165 Set, Alarm...... 40 Dz. ]IOZ Arbor, Time Barrel Order Back Plate J166 Set, Hand (Center Turn).....40 Dz. ]I04 Barrel, Alarm Mainspring Order Back Plate J167 Spring, Alarm Main...... 40 Dz. ]I05 Barrel, Time Mainspring. ... Order Back Plate J169 Spring, Alarm Click. .IO Dz. • *JI06 Gong...... 20 Ea. *J170 Spring, Time Click. Order Back Plate *J109 Bow.. .05 Ea. ]173 Spring, Hair...... 6o Dz. *J114 Case .30 Ea. J176 Spring, Trip .20 Dz. J116 Clamp, Case.... .30 Dz. J177 Spring, Time Main .60 Dz. *J120 Dial, Mounted on Plate.. .05 Ea. J179 Stud, Hairspring .. .IO Dz. *J122 Glass .60 Dz. J181 Stud, Motion Wheel.. .15 Dz. J123 Hammer .. .05 Ea. J182 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .30 Dz. *J124 Hand, Alarm Indicator . .IO Dz. J184 Trip Staff...... 20 Dz. *]125 Hand, Hour.. .15 Dz. J187 Washer, Leg ...... 1 5 Dz. *J126 Hand, Minute .15 Dz. J188 Washer, Motion Wheel . .I 5 Dz. *J128 Head, Case ...... 05 Ea. J190 Washer, Regulator .. .15 Dz. J129 Key, Alarm .40 Dz. J191 Washer, Switch ...... 15 Dz. J130 Key, Time .40 Dz. J192 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .15 Dz. J131 Leg, Case ... .40 Dz. J193 Washer, Trip Staff, Large ....15 Dz. J132 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. J194 Washer, Trip Staff, Small.. .15 Dz. *J134 Matting.. .15 Ea. J194 Washer, Alarm Set.... .15 Dz. *J135 Movement Holder . .15 Ea. J195 Wedge, Hairspring . . .15 Dz. J137 Nut, Fourth Pillar ... .15 Dz. J196 Wheel, Alarm Escape.. .IO Ea. J139 Nut, Trip Staff Friction. .15 Dz. J198 Wheel, Alarm Main.. .IO Ea. J142 Pillar, Fourth .. .20 Dz. ]zoo Wheel, Balance, with hairsp'g .15 Ea. J145 Pin, Motion Wheel. .. .15 Dz. J201 Wheel, Center. . .IO Ea. J148 Pinion, Shuck ...... 20 Dz. ]202 Wheel, Fourth ...... IO Ea. J149 Plate, Back ...... 20 Ea. ]203 Wheel, Hour ... . . IO Ea. J150 Plate, Front.. .15 Ea. J204 Wheel, Motion .. .IO Ea. J151 Regulator.... .30 Dz. J208 Wheel, Third . .IO Ea. J153 Rivet, Gong Bracket . .15 Dz. ]209 Wheel, Time Escape . .IO Ea. J154 Rivet, Switch ...... 15 Dz. J2IO Wheel, Time Main...... IO Ea. 11 55 Screw, Balance .. . .15 Dz. J211 Wheel, Trip...... IO Ea. J156 Screw, Gong .. .15 Dz. J212 Washer, Case Head.. .15 Dz. • 11 59 Screw, Clamp Case .15 Dz. J224 Washer, Pillar. .15 Dz. J161 Screw, Pillar... .15 Dz. *]225 Click, Time ...... Order Back Plate *Not separately illustrated Sleep-Meter parts will also fit Jack o' Lantern. If the minute hand or indicator does not fit tightly, lay the hand face down on a bench anvil, and give the brass bushing a sharp tap with a hammer, then stake on.

34 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Bunkie Parts

C:> 0 0 0 K-195 K-145 K-188 e @ K-193 K~153 K-137 0 c'.);;> tD= K-194 g.. K-224 K-181 @) • K-179 K-139 © K-159 QB ©11" K-161 ~ K-155 K-190 ~ K-156 K~4 K-192 @ @ K-187 K-191

K-140~. 8 .

@Q\el -r~~ K-209 ® K-203

K-200 K-173

,fL--,_ ~ 0 ° 0 tJ ° K-150 ° o~ • 0 ~ODO 00

0 0 0 0 0

35 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Bunkie Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price *KIOI Arbor, Alarm or T. Barrel Order Back Platt KI6I Screw, Pillar ...... I 5 Dz. *KI04 Barrel, Al. 01 T. Mainsp'g Order Back Plate KI65 Set, Alarm .40 Dz. *Kio6 Gong .. .25 Ea. KI66 Set, Hand (Center Turn) .40 Dz. *KI09 Bow ...... 05 Ea. KI67 · Spring, Alarm Main. .60 Dz. • *KII4 Case. .50 Ea. *KI69 Spring, Alarm or T. Click Order Back Platt KI16 Clamp, Case . .30 Dz. KI73 Spring, Hair .6o Dz. *KII9 Click, Alarm or Time .. . Order Back Plate KI74 Spring, Repeating Lever .I5 Dz. *K120 Dial, Mounted on Plate .IO Ea. KI76 Spring, Trip ...... 20 Dz. KI2I Foot ...... 05 Ea. KI77 Spring, Time Main .60 Dz. *KI22 Glass.. .60 Dz. KI79 Stud, Hairspring ... . .IO Dz. KI23 Hammer . .05 Ea. KI8I Stud, Motion Wheel . .I5 Dz. *KI24 Hand, Alarm Indicator .IO Dz. KI82 Switch (Alarm Shut-off) .30 Dz. *K125 Hand, Hour...... I5 Dz. KI84 Trip Staff .20 Dz. *KI26 Hand, Minute.. .I5 Dz. KI87 Washer, Leg ...... I5 Dz. *KI28 Head, Case . .05 Ea. .KI88 Washer, Motion Wheel .I5 Dz. KI29 Key, Alarm or Time .40 Dz. KI90 Washer, Regulator .I5 Dz. KI3I Leg, Case...... 40 Dz. KI9I Washer, Switch .I5 Dz. KI32 Lever(Pallet, Fork & Arbor) .05 Ea. KI92 Washer, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. KI33 Lever, Repeating ...... 05 Ea. KI93 Washer, Trip Staff, Large .I5 Dz. *KI34 Matting . .I5 Ea. KI94 Washer, Trip Staff, Small .. .15 Dz. *KI35 Movement Holder .I5 Ea. KI94 Washer, Alarm Set.... .I5 Dz. KI37 Nut, Fourth Pillar . .I5 Dz. KI95 Wedge, Hairspring .I5 Dz. KI39 Nut, Trip Staff Friction .I5 Dz. KI96 Wheel, Alarm Escape .IO Ea. KI42 Pillar, Fourth ...... 20 Dz. KI98 Wheel, Alarm or Time Main .Io Ea. KI43 Pillar, Sixth. .20 Dz. K2oo Wheel, Balance, withhairsp'g .I5 Dz. KI45 Pin, Motion Wheel . I 5 Dz. K2oI Wheel, Center...... IO Ea. KI48 Pinion, Shuck ...... 20 Dz. K202 Wheel, Fourth .IO Ea. KI49 Plate, Back . .30 Ea. K203 Wheel, H our ...... IO Ea. KI50 Plate, Front .I5 Ea. K204 Wheel, Motion ...... Io Ea. KI5I Regulator ...... 30 Dz. K2o8 Wheel, Third ...... IO Ea. KI53 Rivet, Gong Bracket .. .I5 Dz. K209 Wheel, Time Escape .10 Ea. KI54 Rivet, Switch .I5 Dz. K211 Wheel, Trip ...... IO Ea. KI55 Screw, Balance . I 5 Dz. K2I2 Washer, Case Head .I5 Dz. KI56 Screw, Gong ... . .I5 Dz. K224 Washer, Pillar. .. .I5 Dz. KI59 Screw, Case Clamp .I5 Dz. *Not separately illustrated To remove·the new model America or Bunkie from the case, follow the same general plan sug­ gested for Sleep-Meter. Be careful not to bend the alarm hammer in taking the movement out. It is not necessary to remove the dial wheels and the shuck pinion in taking down a Western clock. Leave the dial wheels in place, and push the center shaft through the back plate. Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Pocket Ben Parts

• .. 0. .. L-155 L-161 L-181 L-195 © L-217

~ L-179 Gs? 0~ L-170 L-147 ~ L-113 ('ID L-158 0 Q ® L-148 L-128 L-202 ~ @ @ L-209 L-208 ~ © 0 L-219 L-119 o,. .. ~ L-204 L-151 L-203 L-200

® ~o- Lo-110 o n L-201 (;rJ0 ~-1~

L-146• --o-, L-127 0 ---° L-150 ~ L-125 L-125a · ~6 L-126a • '

37 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox .Pocket Be·n Parts

No. Part Price No. Part Price LI03 Back. .15 Ea. LI58 Screw, Pillar...... I5 Dz. LI05 Barrel.. .IO Ea. LI6I Screw, Case...... I5 Dz. Lio8 Bezel, Fitted with Glass. .I5 Ea. LI70 Spring, Click Winding .IO Dz. LI09 Bow . . .05 Ea. LI73 Spring, Hair ...... 60 Dz. • L110 Bridge .· .30 Dz. LI77 Spring, Main .....6o Dz. LII3 Bushing, Regulator.. .IO Dz. LI78 Spring, Main in Barrel .IO Ea. LI I4 Case,-Without Back or Bezel .20 Ea. LI79 Stud, .Hairspring...... IO Dz. LII9 Click ...... IO Dz. LI8I Stud, Motion Wheel... .I5 Dz. L120 Dial, Light, M'nted on Plate .05 Ea. LI95 Wedge, Hairspring ...... I5 Dz. L12oa Dial, H'vy, M'nted on Plate .05 Ea. L2oo Wheel, Balance,withhairsp'g .I5 Ea. *L122 Glass .80 Dz. L2oI Wheel, Center...... IO Ea. LI25 Hand, Hour, Light ... .25 Dz. L202 Wheel, Fourth .IO Ea. LI25a Hand, Hour, Heavy . .25 Dz. L203 Wheel, Hour...... IO Ea. L126 Hand, Minute, Light.. .25 Dz. L204 . Wheel, Motion...... IO Ea. L126a Hand, Minute, Heavy . .25 Dz. L2o8 Wheel, Third...... IO Ea. LI27 Hand, Second ...... 20 Dz. L209 Wheel, Escape . .IO Ea. LI 28 Head, Case.. Order Case L210 Wheel, Main..,...... IO Ea. L132 Lever (Pallet,Fork&Arbor) .05 Ea. L2I5 Spring, Ratchet Click .I5 Dz. LI46 Pinion, Intermediate Windi'g .I5 Dz. L216 Spring, Stem...... ,. ...I5 Dz. LI47 Pinion & Stud, Inter. Setting .15 Dz. L217 Washer, Stem~...... I5 Dz. LI48 Pinion, Shuck.. .20 Dz. L218 Crown .. . ' .. --· .05 Ea. LI49 Plate, Back ... .IO Ea. L219 Pinion, Stem Winding .I5 Dz. L150 Plate, Front .I5 Ea. L220 Washer, Dial ...... ·...... 15 Dz. LI5I Regu 1a tor . .30 Dz. L.22I Stern ...... ·-~,....., ·"""· .., .I5 Dz. LI55 Screw, Balance.. .I5 Dz. *Not separately illustrated On case fittings specify whether nickel, gunmetal or gilt finish is desired. Pocket Ben watch parts will also fit Glo-Ben and Boyproof. Nickel case parts are sent out unless gilt or gun metal are asked for. One of the best ways to insure a satisfactory job of cleaning or oiling an alarm clock is to repoint the balance staff and put in new balance screws. In ·repointing be sure that you maintain the same angle or taper, and that the points are thoroughly smoothed. Some work­ men sharpen them to a blunt point. This does more harm than good, as it creates unusual friction. • Pivot wires should not work loose in the wheels. No strain comes on the wire that would cause it to turn in the casting. Try pushing one through a new wheel. It takes quite a pressure to start. Once stal-ted, it never grips the same again. Loose pivots are caused by pulling the wire through. The only remedy is a new wheel. If you do pull a pivot through, file the end to a blunt point before pushing it back. This removes the burr, and prevents.it from cutting the casting. Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox ,Luminous Dials

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Baby Ben Luminous The only difference between Jacko' Lantern and Sleep-Meter is the dial, hands and alarm M120 Dial, Luminous, Mounted on Plate .50 Ea. indicator, therefore, the Sleep-Meter parts M124 Hand, Alarm Indicator, Brass .IO Dz. illustrated and listed on pages thirty-three M125 Hand, Hour, Luminous .IO Ea. and thirty-four will fit Jacko' Lantern. M126 Hand, Minute, Luminous.....IO Ea. Regular Baby Ben parts are illustrated and Glo-Ben listed on pages nineteen and twenty. Special 0120 Dial, Luminous, MountedonPlate .50 Ea. • Baby Ben assortment listed on page twelve. 0125 Hand, Hour, Luminous ...... IO Ea. 0126 Hand, Minute, Luminous .... . IO Ea. Jack o'Lantern 0127 Hand, Second, Brass ...... 20 Dz. N120 Dial, Luminous, Mounted on Plate .6o Ea. All Pocket Ben parts, illustrated and listed N124 Hand, Alarm Indicator, Brass .IO Dz. on pages thirty-seven and thirty-eight, will N125 Hand, Hour, Luminous...... IO Ea. fit Glo-Ben as both watches are the same with N126 Hand, Minute, Luminous.. ...IO Ea. the exception of the dial and hands.

39 Western Clock Co.-Makers of Westclox Two-Inch Movement

VERY once in a while somebody brings of the opening, the distance from the front E in a small clock that has a two-inch of the case to the back. Attachments can movement. The clock has long out­ be supplied with this movement which will lived its usefulness, but is valued far beyond enable it to fit a case not less than ~ inch its worth because it is a keepsake, with per­ from front to back, nor more than 2J1 inches. haps some sentimental association. If you give us the measurements correctly, From a repair standpoint it may be hope­ we'll select the proper fitting back and send less. To try to put the movement in good the movement out promptly. All you have running order could easily cost more than to do is to screw on four nuts to fasten it the entire clock is worth. firmly in the case. There's a way to fix a clock of this kind This is known as our two-inch fitting that will pay you a satisfactory profit and movement. It has the regular Westclox give excellent satisfaction to the owner. patented construction, is a one-day time The case usually has the keepsake value. movement. The case is of brass. The front Tell the owner you can put in a new move­ bezel and rim are highly polished. • ment so there'll be no complaint after the The glass is of beveled French plate. The job is done. dial is clear white with neat black figures. The next step is to measure the diameter Be sure to remember to give us the inside of the case opening. The movement shown diameter of the case opening, and the depth above will fit an opening from 2 1-8 to 2 3-8 of the opening from front to back. This inches in diameter. Then measure the depth movement is 87c plus postage. • •

Interchangeable Parts A LL interchangeable parts are listed on this page. To on hand that you ordered for an America, you glance down ~ find whether a part is interchangeable, glance down the left hand column to the word "Lever," where you find the alphabetical list of parts in the left hand column on the lever line A132, A132, B132, G132, 1132, J132, and until you come to the name of the part. Now follow the K132, which tells you that the same lever fits America, line out to the right. All numbers which appear on the line America 191 8 model, Alternating, Ironclad, Lookout, Sleep­ represent parts that are interchangeable. The name of the Meter and Bunkie. clock appears at the top of the column. The parts which are only interchangeable between Big As an example: Supposing you want to put a new lever Ben and Big Ben 1918 model, and likewise America and (pallet, fork & arbor) in an Ironclad,_ and you have a lever America 1918 model, are not listed here .

.µ ::l 0 ~ 0 Part 0 ,_:i

Bbl. T. Main, without Spring *D105c *D105c *E105c Bbl. T. Main, with Spring D105 D105 E105 Bell Stand Bow Bow Bridge, Alarm D1 I I D111 E111 Clamp, Case J116 K116 Hammer A123 A12p 1123 Hammer D123 D123 E123 Hand, Alarm Indicator *A124 *A124 *B124 *J124 *K124 Hand, Hour *A125 *A125 *]125 Hand, Hour *G125 *I125 Hand, Minute *A126 *A126 *J126 Hand, Minute *E126 *K126 Hand, Minute *G126 *1126 Head, Case *A128 *A128 *B128 *I128 Head, Case D128a *E128 Key, Alarm A129 G129 Key, Alarm D129 D129 E129 _K_e~y~, _T_i_m_e______----1--_A_1~3~0--"f--A_1~3~0--"----'B'--1~3~0--l---~---+---+----+-G~1 ~3 _0-+_I_1~3~0-+----+--- Key, Time D130 E130 Key, Time -- J130 K129 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor ) A132 A132 B132 G132 J132 K132 Lever (Pallet, Fork & Arbor) D132 D132 E132 Nut, Bell Stand A136 I136 Nut, Pillar or Ca:__s:__in---'gg_____f--__---1­___--J___-+------+-=D:._:1:,,3o_::8:__i_-=D~1:_,13, -=8-+-_E:;::_::1 ,J_3 -=­8-+---+----+--=c--+--==-­ N u t, Fourth Pillar A137 A137 B137 G137 1137 T137 K137 Nut, Trip Staff Friction A139 A139 B139 C139 D139 D139 E139 G139 II39 J139 K139 Pin, Motion Wheel A145 A145 B145 D145 D145 E145 G145 h45 J145 K145

Plate, Back A149a II49 J149 Plate, Back Plate, Front D15oa E150 ~P_la_t_e~, _F_r_o _n _t ______,e-----+---A_1~5~o_a-+-----+---+ ------l-----l---~----l-----1-~J_1 ~50_+---~ Regulator A151a Screw, Balance A155 A155 Br55 C155 D155 E155 II55 J1ss K155 Screw, Bridge D157 D157 E157 Screw, Case B158 G158 Screw, Clamp Case J159 K159 Screw, Gong D156 D156 E156 J156 K156

S__cr_e_w_~,_P_i_ll_a__r ______~\_1_6_1__,_A_1_6_1__._B_1_6_1__.______L____i_____L__~ __i__G_1_6_1 _L~I__16_1_-1--J~16_1_,__K_1_6_1_ Set, Alarm Set, Alarm Set, Alarm Set, Harrd ( Center Turn ) A166 Br66 Gr66 Ir66 Set, Hand (Center Turn ) D166 D166 E166 Set, Hand (Center Turn ) Spring, Alarm Main A167 -----+----~ Spring, Alarm Main, in Bbl. Dr68 D168 Spring, Alarm Click A169a Ir69a Spring, Dial, Double Spring, Dial, Single Spring, Trip Spring, Trip Spring, Time Main A177 Spring, Time Main Stud, Hairspring Dr79 Dr79 E179 G179 Ir79 Switch, (Alarm Shut-Off ) A18z A18z Ir8z Tr~ Staff Washer, Bell Stand, Large A185 Washer, Motion Wheel A188 B188 E189 G188 Ir88 J188 K188 Washer, Regulator Washer, Switch Washer, Trip Staff Friction A19z B19z E19z Washer, Trip Staff, Large A193 E193 G193 Washer, Trip Staff, Small A194 A194 Wedge, Hairspring A195 D195 Dr95 Ir95 Wheel, Alarm Escape Ir96 Wheel, Alarm Escape D196 D196 E196 =c--~------'------+-- ·--1------+----+----+-~~e-----=-~+--_L__-l-----lf------j----r--- Wheel, Alarm Intermediate D197 Dr97 E197 Wheel, Alarm Main Ir98 J198 Wheel, Alarm Main E198 Wheel, Bal., with Hairspg. Azoo A zoo Bzoo I200 ]zoo Wheel, Bal., with Hairspg. Dzoo Dzoo Ezoo Wheel, Center Azor Azor Bzor Ezor Gzo1 Izor Jzo1 Kzor Wheel, Fourth Azoz Azoz Bzoz Dzoz Dzoz Ezoz Gzoz Izoz Jzoz Kzoz Wheel, Hour Azo3 Dzo3 Ezo3 Jzo3 Kzo3 Wheel, Motion Jzo4 Kzo4 Wheel, Third Azo8 Azo8 Bzo8 Gzo8 Izo8 Jzo8 Wheel, Third Dzc8 Dzo8 Ezo8 Kzo8 Wheel, Time Escape Azo9 Azo9 Bzo9 Dzo9 Ezo9 Gzo9 Izo9 Jzo9 Kzo9 Wheel, Time Main Azrn Azrn B210 Dzrn Dzrn Ezrn Gzrn Izro Jzrn Wheel, Trip Azn Az1 r Bzn Dzr r Dz1 I Ezn Gzr r IzII Jz11 Kz11 The Big Ben Bridge Screw ( DI 57) is the same as the Baby Ben Gong Screw ( C156). The Baby Ben Bridge Screw ( C157) is the same as the La Salli ta Case Screw (Hr 58 ). The La Sallita Pillar Screw (Hr6r) is the same as the Pocket Ben Pillar Screw (L158). The Baby Ben Bow (*C109) and La Sallita Bow (*C109) are interchangeable. The America Case Screw (A158 ) is us.ed to fasten the back on America, 19r8 model, Sleep-Meter and Bunkie. The Big Ben Bridge Screw ( Dr 57) is used to fasten the Trip Spring on Bunkie.