One of my favorite lighted clocks! This one is in very good condition which is very hard to find nowadays. The Viking “Moonglo” clock was introduced by the Viking Products Corporation of New York, NY in 1934. The vertical glass pane was lit from below by a 7 1/2 watt incandescent bulb. The grainy pattern in the center of the face reflected the light, and the overall effect in a darkened room was meant to resemble the gentle glow of a full moon. The base was available in chrome or a gold finish, and there were two face variations. The movement was made by Hammond. This clock was covered by design patent 95161 issued on April 9, 1935. I have two of these, another one just as nice, I’ve had this clock running for several years works fabulously.