That looks amazing!
Clocks of Back to the Future
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bcdelorean
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I found a seller on ebay that has reproduction glass faces for around $100- $200 and at the time they had the accurate FRAM face but its not on their store anymore.
You could always message them and see
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robertdenby
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Adding a few more clock IDs that took me a while to figure out, and even longer to find:
The domed clock next to the GE toaster is a (quite expensive and, believe me, finicky to get running) French 1930s BULLE electromagnetic "clockette" model with a Bakelite base.
Next to the Brown Estate newspaper clipping is a gingham-faced Spartus kitchen wall clock; mine are a bit faded.
As best I can figure, the clock we only see the top of, between the owl and the poodle Kit-kat clocks, is an early twin-bell carriage clock, like this William Gilbert version.
The clock to the right of the coffee-machine, behind the sugar container, is an S. Marti crystal regulator with liquid mercury pendulum, brass face, and bowed front glass.
The domed clock next to the GE toaster is a (quite expensive and, believe me, finicky to get running) French 1930s BULLE electromagnetic "clockette" model with a Bakelite base.
Next to the Brown Estate newspaper clipping is a gingham-faced Spartus kitchen wall clock; mine are a bit faded.
As best I can figure, the clock we only see the top of, between the owl and the poodle Kit-kat clocks, is an early twin-bell carriage clock, like this William Gilbert version.
The clock to the right of the coffee-machine, behind the sugar container, is an S. Marti crystal regulator with liquid mercury pendulum, brass face, and bowed front glass.
