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Posted 2 years ago
rlwindle
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Picked this beauty up at a resale shop here in Dallas. It is a Lackner Maple Neon Glow clock. They made two versions of this clock, one with Roman numerals, and one with Arabic Numerals, mine is the later. The clock still glows and there is a toggle switch in the back to turn the glow off and on. Although it says "Neon" it is actually two light bulbs shining up the glass.
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Sweet! Good find, rl
do you know if these clocks are worth anything?
They range in value depending on condition, $225 -$250.
I have one of these that my parents had when I was young. But mine, the 6 is backwards.
I need 2 light bulbs for a clock identical to this. What specific kind of bulb do I need?
slimdog,
Mine uses two clear 4 watt standard night light bulbs the same size as one of the old christmas tree lights.
Russ