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This would be really a cool item for a stage prop or display piece. This vintage item with the added novelty decals reminds me of something that would be found in a post-apocalyptic fallout type of world. This is a super cool vintage Westclox windup alarm clock, Baby Ben 2-dial alarm clock, model 61V 2A. Made between 1949 and 1956. 4,500 CPM using the super sensitive GQ-GMC-600 Pro. It’s a unique display and show piece and a super spicy specimen from the past. And I personally think the decals and its aged, tattered, and deteriorated condition add to its character. Comes with two CPM certification stickers. These are not stuck to the clock since there is no room for placement. Comes with a decal on the face, one on each side, and one on the back. These decals can be removed if desired, but I think they add to its character and make it more of a display and show piece. The whole purpose of buying this clock is because of its spicy luminous dial, and that’s why I added the decals in the first place. And they make this clock stand out in any display cabinet. Hands and numbers glow green under a 365 and 395 UV light. Clock and alarm appear to be working, but I have not verified if it keeps time, and I can’t guarantee it’ll keep working since it’s around 70 years old. See pictures for condition. Condition has normal wear consistent with authentic vintage items. The inside of the glass is coated with the luminous paint that has flaked from the hands (it is recommended not to open the clock). This clock is old, crusty, corroded, and the glass is slightly scuffed. But who cares? The condition isn’t what makes this clock cool, but the fact it’s a super spicy specimen from the past. See pictures for size. Note: I strive to provide accurate and honest information about this item. However, some details (such as specifications, compatibility, year manufactured, or historical background) may be based on my personal knowledge or research and could contain unintentional errors. Please verify all information independently before purchasing to ensure it meets your needs and expectations. No guarantees are made regarding accuracy of information.