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I bought this clock in an old restaurant, it was all disassembled but complete with no damage, the cord was cut off but my neightbor is an electricain, he just rewired it and bingo the clock was still working. the outer neon is blue and the inside neon is green.
the clock was produced by elelectric neon clock cleveland during the 1940's
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very nice clevland. check out KRANKER CLOCKS.COM, HE IS THE GUY RESTORING MINE, THE HARDEST PART TO GET WAS THE PLASTIC BUBBLES HE HAD TO PURCHASE 10PCS TO GET THE ORDER STARTED.
Hi, thanks for the link, I know this guy by flickr, he posted some of his collection there, he has some great piece
Mine was complete when I bougth it but was disassembled but I didn't have to purchase any missing piece