"Walter Clocks: A Canadian Mystery Solved" in the NAWCC Bulletin 2015

Walter Stonkus came from Lithuania to Toronto in 1927.  By the late 1930s he was making wood cases for his own line of mantel clocks, in which he installed imported spring-driven pendulum movements.  After a break to manufacture items for Canada'a war effort, at the end of WWII he resumed the production of mantel clocks that continued well into the 1950s. 

Go to our Galleries section to see examples of the models now in the museum's growing collection of these interesting mantel clocks.  Here is the link:

www.canclockmuseum.ca/gallery/WALTER_CLOCKS_(Toronto_1930s_-1950s).html

The article written by Allan Symons about this Canadian company appeared in NAWCC Bulletin number 415, May/June 2015, starting on page 252.  Here is the link to the online article on the NAWCC web site:

docs.nawcc.org/Bulletins/2010/articles/2015/415/415_252_260.pdf