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These Boat Clocks are very common, I see them at most Antique stores and flea Markets. I have wanted one for our Lake home but the price was allways too much untill I walked in a small local Antique store last week and found this one for $25 in nice shape and works perfectly. This one is the Lighted version and looks good on the mantel. It is missing a rear sail but i can make one for it from some scrap from work.
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Thanks pops52 and mustangtony for lovin this!
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Growing up, my Dad always had this on the fireplace mantel, great childhhod memories. It does look like it is missing the colored plastic ligh bulb covers as well. My Dad's had a red and a white cover on top of the light bulbs. Nice piece!
Thanks beachbomb! glad this brought up some memories! I know it's missing those covers, I saw them on some others.
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Hey I used to have one of these! My aunt and uncle used to go to auctions all the time and they had one they gave me. unfortunately i got rid of it! very nice shape!!
Thanks junkmanjoe, too bad you let yours go!
Always wanted one and sessions was my first favorite clock !~