I’ve only seen one similar at the Zeeland Michigan Historical Society and one in an ad from a 1936 newspaper on archive. Org. As far as I can tell, this is one of the only of this model for sale or in even in existence. Condition: not bad for 1930s. Cord to the clock connection deteriorated. Cords do not add or decrease value, but i do have the original cord. This will need to be rewired and maybe new parts. Holes in the top for some reason. Hardware is cosmetically in good condition. This is an historical item and it should remain together.