Description

This vintage St. Joseph Aspirin drugstore light-up clock is a nostalgic piece of mid-century advertising history. Featuring a classic illuminated display, this clock once adorned the walls of a pharmacy or general store, promoting the well-known St. Joseph Aspirin brand. Its bold lettering, clock face, and warm glow make it an eye-catching addition to any vintage advertising collection, retro-inspired décor, or pharmacy memorabilia display. Whether you’re a collector of antique signage or looking for a statement piece with authentic character, this rare light-up clock is a true relic of classic Americana.

Condition

Please note all items are "as-is where-is"

Tested and does not power on

Measurement

14" x 3"D

Terms and Conditions

1. All items are sold where is, as is.

2. Once payment is completed for item(s) won, the ability to schedule a pick-up time will become available. Scheduling a pick-up time is required.

3. There will be a $20 fee assessed per item not picked up at that time that will be collected prior to bidding again at our auctions. Unlike retail, we do not have the option to store your item. If the item is larger than a standard suitcase (22" x 14" x 10"), we will charge $50 to the card on file per item to move the item.

4. Please plan accordingly as items not picked up are considered "abandoned". Do not bid if you cant pick up this day.

5. You are responsible for ensuring you collect all items at pickup.

6. Legacy uses "Popcorn" or "Extended" bidding. This means if a bid comes in at the last second, it is extended 3 minutes. This is like a live auctioneer saying, "going once" to ensure all bids are exhausted prior to closing.

7. We charge a 12% flat buyers premium on all items.

8. We charge KY State Tax with the exception of vehicles which is collected at the DMV.

9. You must bring help to pickup any items. We can recommend movers upon request. Also, please bring tools for items that require disassembly.

10. Please read our complete terms and conditions for additional details.