Vintage Geo.w.borg D.c. Clock on 2040-parts.com
Almont, Michigan, United States
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VINTAGE GEO.W.BORG D.C. CLOCK
MISSING LIGHT SOCKET WOULD HAVE TO BE REPAINTED TO LOOK AS IT SHOULD I DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS CLOCK CAME OUT OF HAS NOT BEEN TESTED TO WORK LOOK CLOSELY AT PICTURES FOR ANNY OTHER ISSUES. |
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