Vintage "Syncrogear" Cyclometer Flip Clock by U.S. Motors lathe spun wood the largest globe manufacturer in

the largest globe manufacturer in the world

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A notable crack runs from the lower rib around to the figure's side

The cleaver emblem became synonymous with the club and was reproduced in plaques

Vintage "Syncrogear" Cyclometer Flip Clock by U.S. Motors lathe spun wood the largest globe manufacturer inc. 1940s 1950s; United States Electrical Motors, Inc. Los Angeles, CA Industrial electric cyclometer style flip clock housed in a rectangular walnut stained wood case with recessed time display and exposed Syncrogear motor mounted prominently across the top. The clock features rotating numeral drums behind a cream colored viewing window, while the upper mounted gray motor assembly drives an exposed chain mechanism that advances the seconds display as