Thought it was going to be smaller because the price was so good but holy moly it's a huge gauge. Also had no clue it would glow orange. Second ww2 gauge. The first one that glows orange.
Catch and release.
One came with the original box. I Had to Frankenstein and take parts out of the blue one to make the yellow one work. I like the blue look more but the yellow body is in better condition.
Still has the box for one. One has an out of beat clock and both HAD nonworking music boxes. Unfortunately the blue ones music box has a bad spring but for the yellow one it just needed a cleaning and relubed. I Had to Frankenstein and take parts out of the blue one to make the yellow one work. I like the blue look more but the yellow body is in better condition.
I know nothing about vintage radios and I picked this up at a thrift store. I'm a bit of a hobbyist with repairing things and I would really like to get this working. I can already tell the cord needs to be replaced. I have a replacement cord for it I just have to go out and get more solder. I'm assuming the green and white wires need to be soldered to the back for a grounding purpose or as the "antenna".
Everything works great. Got really worried when it wasn't ticking and then I realized how picky these things can be when it comes to being level
This beautiful clock I found today at a garage sale. Unfortunately they massacred this old lady by gutting her movement and replacing it with a battery pack and also when doing so they cracked the face when trying to unscrew it.