April 16, 2024
Vintage 1950s Roy Rogers & Trigger Alarm Clock Ex Cd NR
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up for auction Fresh from an Estate is a Wonderful Vintage 1950s Roy Rogers and Trigger Alarm Clock. This clock is in excellent condition with no cracks, scratches, or chips and only very miniscule paint loss. The arm clock's dial and glass cover is also n excellent condition with only very minimal wear if any. This alarm clock runs smooth, keeps great time and the alarm works. This clock is signed by The E Ingram Company, Bristol, Conn. USA. The dial is a wonderful depiction of Roy Rogers and Trigger galloping though the Bad Lands out West. This clock is being sold with no reserve. I am sure the high bidder will be very pleased. I offer insurance at the end of the auction, because the insurance fee varies with the price of the item being insured. My Policy: If the item is not as described in the description and you are dissatisfied, you will be refunded the auction price of the item after it is received back. Please notice that most of my feedback states better than described. That is because I take the time to mention everything I see. Bona fide antiques like people age and gather wear even if they have led a charmed life. Please look at the pictures carefully with a realistic eye and bid with confidence. Please email me if you have any questions. I will be happy to take extra or closeup pictures for you. However, not everyone
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