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Hi this is an old Amaco service station clock not sure how old can anyone tell me ? also as you can see the lettering on the inside of the glass is peeling should i try to restore it or would that take away from the clock ? any help would be appriciated mabie value unrestored and restored and date of the clock . thanks in advance.
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