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rlwindle
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General Electric Clyclometer 8B09 "Tribute", is in a beautiful Walnut and maple case with gold triming along the base and center of the clock body, it is in fantastic original condition. It is in great working condition, the movement is silent and keeps great time, seems they did build them better back then. A brass escutcheon sets off an ivory dial with large black Arabic numerals. The Cord and plug in excellent condition. Beautiful graining on the wood veneers with a great shine. The clock size is 8" wide x 4 1/4" tall x 4 1/4" deep. It has Has the power interuption indicator.
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