I became interested in flip clocks a couple months ago when I needed a new clock and couldn't find anything decent in any retail stores. I'm old enough to have had a flip clock back in the early 70's, but I didn't need one. My dad would just yell down the stairwell "time to get up!"
Anyway, I've got a couple old GE's I found new in the box, a really clean Panasonic RC-6025 ground hog clock I got on eBay. That was a great deal and kind of a fluke. I have a Panasonic RC-7469 on the way from an eBay seller "stormchaser34105". I can't believe how many Panasonics and Sony's this collector sells on eBay. Lastly I have one of those Copal "mystery clocks" like Mackey has on one of his recent Youtube videos. At the end he shows a Woodwick candle glass jar to use as an enclosure for it. I confess, I stole your idea, Mackey. I had a fun afternoon putting that together the other day. I can post pictures in a different thread if anyone wants to see it.
There's my long winded hello. Have a great weekend and happy holidays guys.
Anyway, I've got a couple old GE's I found new in the box, a really clean Panasonic RC-6025 ground hog clock I got on eBay. That was a great deal and kind of a fluke. I have a Panasonic RC-7469 on the way from an eBay seller "stormchaser34105". I can't believe how many Panasonics and Sony's this collector sells on eBay. Lastly I have one of those Copal "mystery clocks" like Mackey has on one of his recent Youtube videos. At the end he shows a Woodwick candle glass jar to use as an enclosure for it. I confess, I stole your idea, Mackey. I had a fun afternoon putting that together the other day. I can post pictures in a different thread if anyone wants to see it.
There's my long winded hello. Have a great weekend and happy holidays guys.
Comment