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ITEM 167: Bradley Alarm Clock
Found on: 8/1/15
Materials: plastic, metal
Damage/wear: minor scratches
Provenance: Japan
Production details: There is little available information on Bradley. It appears to have been a German producer of clocks, especially fold-out travel alarm clocks. Some of its products were made in Germany, others in Japan. 
Date or date range: 1960s
Still in production: no
Rare: yes
Still attainable from: not available
Value: unknown; a nonfunctional Bradley flip clock has sold for $68 (see seller notes)
Use: This is a wind-up clock with an option to set a time for an old-fashioned continuous alarm bell ring. Someone may have used it for waking up in the morning, or as a desk clock. The clock’s numbers are shown on a small cards, which flip down when the hour or the minute changes; if wound once a day, the clock remains fairly accurate. (However, the “7″ hour card sometimes gets stuck, so the clock must be shaken at 8pm.) It also emits a ticking sound that caused one visitor to the Bureau to ask whether something was “going to explode in here.” 
Note: this clock is currently in use at the archivist’s desk.