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Posted 9 months ago
eddword
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Rare Bradley clear Glass eye shaped alarm clock
All I can say is I found this at an estate sale and bought it in a box lot of other items. It does work as far as telling time but the alarm function needs to be fixed. the mechanism inside the
the clear clock body winds and tells time but it moves around when you wind it so you have to reposition it to it's intended position after winding. I have determined by the weight of this that the clock body is made of glass and not Lucite or acrylic.The metal feet it stands on also move freely because they need to be tightened down from inside the clock.there are a couple of knobs missing on the back as well. But, All in all it is in very good condition and I believe it was made from the 1950's to 1960's. If anyone knows anything more about this please send me an email.
Alarm ClocksAlarm clocks go back to the ancient Greeks. Their clocks ran on water, drip…