Posted 2 years ago
oldnfuelish
(13 items)
got this at a show a bit back.have only seen 1 other exactly like it.looking for any info(date made,rarity etc) just to learn a little more about it.
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quaker state neon spinner | Clocks1231 of 1740 |
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Posted 2 years ago
oldnfuelish
(13 items)
got this at a show a bit back.have only seen 1 other exactly like it.looking for any info(date made,rarity etc) just to learn a little more about it.
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VERY cool clock. You see the neon quaker state models on ebay maybe once a year, as the incandescent version is much more common. This clock wasn't in any books I have, but was probably made by Neon Products of Lima Ohio, right around 1947. They would date stamp the case on the outside, so it's easy to wear right away. Yours looks to be in good shape with working neon...nice pick-up!
Hi This clock is a cool clock , these clocks were generally made by Time-O-Graph and in Indiana, I think Elkhart or Kokomo, this style was also made by Associated neon products in Indianapolis, also known as Neocraft at some point, this particular stamping shape is what I used to make my reproduction clocks I make them new and this stamping shape is real cool, to see my clocks go to http://www.krankerclocks.com I have been having fun and making some cool clocks . these spinner clocks are real cool, Nice find its a keeper, Love it
Bob K
now Bob, u know the rules, dont make us give u a timeout. (well, that what my wife is always sayin)