So I checked my feed for anything out of the ordinary, and spotted a flip clock that wasn't listed as such. It didn't seem terribly remarkable, save for the unusually high price for something that's pretty generic and not working.
Then I found another, and then another after that.
I'm unfamiliar with the "Seville" brand, though I get the impression that it's one of the many flip clock brands that came and went in the 1970's for the various department store chains of the era. What has me stumped is why clocks so "plain" and broken are commanding prices approaching Copal prices. Perhaps I've just gotten an unusual sampling here, but that's quite a coincidence if that is the case.
What do you think? Pricing fluke, or is there something genuinely special here that I'm just not seeing?
As always, many thanks in advance for any thoughts or opinions on this one.
Then I found another, and then another after that.
I'm unfamiliar with the "Seville" brand, though I get the impression that it's one of the many flip clock brands that came and went in the 1970's for the various department store chains of the era. What has me stumped is why clocks so "plain" and broken are commanding prices approaching Copal prices. Perhaps I've just gotten an unusual sampling here, but that's quite a coincidence if that is the case.
What do you think? Pricing fluke, or is there something genuinely special here that I'm just not seeing?
As always, many thanks in advance for any thoughts or opinions on this one.
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