"Girotti Wall Clocks: Another Successful Mid-20th Century Canadian Maker" in the NAWCC Bulletin late 2015

Brothers Marino and Silvio Girotti, as part of their chalkware product lines for the Girotti Sculptured Art company, made many models of battery-operated wall clocks in St. Catharines, Ontario from the early 1960s to 1979.  Examples of their fan-shaped, chalkware-on-wood-panel, and molded polymer frame clocks are shown in the museum web site's Galleries section.  See this link:

www.canclockmuseum.ca/gallery/GIROTTI_SCULPTURED_ART_(ST._CATHARINES,_1960s_and_1970s).html

Allan's article about this company and its clocks appeared in NAWCC Bulletin number 417, the September/October 2015 issue, starting on page 430.  Here is the link to the online article:

docs.nawcc.org/Bulletins/2010/articles/2015/417/417_430_438.pdf