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Found this sweet brass, Forestville, Star/Sunburst atomic wall clock at an antique store. It has great patina. It's missing the key but everything seems to move properly. I'll get a universal key to test it soon.
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Looks like a lot of the sputnik lights. Too pricey usually., hope you got a good deal.
Yeah it sure does PhilDavidAlexanderMorris. Got this for $10. :)
Wow...Awesome steal for only $10
Thanks peteeone. Yeah couldn't believe how cheap it was.