Farming and agriculture advertising are seldom seen in today’s market. This Pam Clock, from the 1960s, features bubble glass on the square housing. The reverse glass face features two ears of corn with “Bux Means Bucks” and an Ortho and Chevron logo at the bottom. Once you plug this clock in, it lights up easily and works as it should. Once it is running, some slight noise is heard from the clock motor. Around the outer edge, the finish on the gold trim has worn off slightly, along with some spots on the top of the metal housing. The original Pam Clock Company sticker is still attached on the back, albeit curled and torn from age. 21298-UUP