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ý của chú anh là nguyên cái đó bằng vàng hả lấy dao cạo tí thừa 100.000.000vnd rồi
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Production started on December 2, 1949. This picture shows the production line at about that time. All clocks were run for 72 hours to insure proper operation before they were packaged and shipped. The date of manufacture for most Golden Hours can be found stamped on the inside of the base. This can be found by removing the two screws that hold the base plate. Sometimes the numbers are a little smeared. The Golden Hour clock remained in production essentially unchanged until August 1991, a time period of almost 41 years for this single model. About two million of these were sold over the years. The initial retail price was $19.95 but went to $22.95 by the following December. It was $23.95 in 1956, $48.00 in 1977 and $70.00 in 1984.
Because of the weight and color of the clock, it could be thought of as being made of brass. However, the ring and base are made of a cast zinc alloy. See my page showing a cross section and a metal analysis. They are plated with pure 24-karat gold. See my Gold Reference Page for information about gold and karat ratings. The clock has a brushed satin finish.

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