Snap On Tools Alarm Clock, Rare, Nice Condition, Wake Up For Work, Collectable on 2040-parts.com
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
Snap On Tools alarm clock. Very nice condition. Battery powered, keeps time. Has extensions for legs, sockets for bells, nice chrome. Looks like the cover for the battery is missing but it doesn effect the opperation or look of the clock. Check out my ebay store GearManTools too.
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