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1950s electric clock... Mastercrafters "Starlight" model... This could be called a novelty clock, a mystery clock, or a TV light clock. Whatever you call it, it's cool! Hope you like it. Thanks for looking!
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Thanks for the love guys. It's one of my favorites.
When it's lit it kinda reminds me of string art...
Boy, this one's gotten a lot of attention...and it seems to appeal to a lot of the ladies! That's nice... Thanks everybody!!
I agree, TOTALLY cool!
Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: Igor where did you get this brain??
Igor: I got it from the jar named Abby Normal...
Dr. Frederick Frankenstein: Abby Normal?? you mean you brought me an abnormal brain?!?!?!?!
-Dr. Frederick Frankenstein and Igor
Love your name Abby!
I have 3 of these clocks I believe, possibly 2 of them are round. I really love that they have lights in the bottom and look cool at night. Unfortunately, I put them all away as it seems I never have room any more.
Thanks guys!
Really love it.
Yeah, it's one of my favorite! Thanks!
Thanks Beaux!!!
How did I miss this beauty!?
Bruce, I miss stuff all the time. I think that's why this site is so addictive... Thanks for the love!!!
Thanks Bratt!!!
Thanks Beaux, Pack, and Huntwitch!!!
Tony you're the man!! Sorry Bell...
Thanks AmberRose!!
Thank you clockerman!!
Thanks Phil and AmberRose!! I think this is "double love" from AmberRose!! Thank you, thank you!!!!
Thanks again undreal!!!
Thanks again Lilliflunew!
Thanks czechman!!!