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1949 Mickey Mouse Alarm Clock | Clocks260 of 1734 |  |  |
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This is a 1949 Ingersoll (US Time) Mickey Mouse Alarm clock. These were case in a "Bake-a-lite" housing. The dial configuration is the same as the 1947, except the hands are now coated in a luminous material. The box is the same as the 1947 with the words "Luminous Hands" added below the the word "Clock".
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Thank You Dave, this brings the US marketed Mickeys up to 1950, with only 2 timepieces missing, Both of which are clocks, maybe I'll find them someday, LOL. Thanks again Dave, very appreciated!!
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A very nice piece as always, kerry10456!
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