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metalman
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Need some help here. This is the only picture I have of this clock. I believe it to be 1940-50ish about 4 feet tall 2 feet wide. Made of metal sides and masonite front. It is not in the 12th edition of Petetti's, does anyone have an earlier edition that could me out with some history and possible value. Thank you.
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thank you ThriftStoreAddict!
has anyone seen this clock before?
Does anyone have an old Petretti 's they could look this up for me , thanks much
$400 in Petretti's 11th, page 315. Says it was used alone or with more parts for a large display.
Hey thanks much tommy1002!
Good bird doggin Tommy!
I have the same clock. took a picture of it to a antique dealer and he has never seen one before. my late father found it in a back alley while working 20 years ago or so still works, im glad i finally found a picture of one!