PEPSI & WSBT Wall Clock SOUTH BEND Silver Hawks Channel 22 TV MiLB Indiana

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PEPSI & WSBT Wall Clock SOUTH BEND Silver Hawks Channel 22 TV MiLB Indiana
PEPSI & WSBT Wall Clock SOUTH BEND Silver Hawks Channel 22 TV MiLB Indiana
This listing is for a wall clock from WSBT Channel 22 TV in South Bend, Indiana. The clock features the logos for Pepsi, 22WSBT and the South Bend Silver Hawks. The Silver Hawks were/are a Minor League Class A baseball team in South Bend. The team was named the Silver Hawks in 1994 to honor one of the local car manufacturer's famous cars, the Studebaker Silver Hawk. After the 2014 season the team changed their parent club from the Arizona Diamondbacks to the Chicago Cubs and changed their name to the South Bend Cubs. As a St. Louis Cardinals fan I am legally required to say I think that was a mistake.
The clock is in really nice condition. There are a few light scuffs on the clear plastic but nothing distracting. It has a standard one AA battery quartz movement that does work. The clock measures just under 10" in diameter including the black frame.
This is a great piece of local nostalgia for any Silver Hawks fan, any Indiana Pepsi collector and even a weird little addition to a Studebaker collection.
Shipping for this item will be boxed Parcel Select ail or Priority Mail (your choice) within the USA.
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I am not a retail chain that can return merchandise or afford to write it off or hold it until next year. This is my family's wallet you are impacting so I think it's only fair that your behavior impact you as well.
I expect you to live up to your commitment or accept the consquences.
Payment:
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In over 17 years on Ebay I have never tried to make money on shipping.
Please bear in mind that the estimated postage includes a slight bump to cover Ebay fees and other postal services (Insuranceor Signature Delivery Confirmation for items expected to go over 0, etc) and to help cover the costs of all those petroleum based packing materials (peanuts, bubble wrap, etc). Many items are also insured in case of loss/damage. If a package was insured through Ebay's ShipCover, that will not appear on the postage label or in the postage amount.
On heavier or oversize items, I may ship via FEDEX GROUND to try to save you money and/or delivery time.
Similarly, if I can combine shipping for you I will, and will refund any significant savings. Please note that I will not combine items if their size or nature makes it impractical, more expensive or dangerous (I won't ship a lead weight and a porcelain vase together).
International Shipping:
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ETC:
The items I sell come from various collections and estates. Generally these items have been used or stored. I have no way of knowing whether the previous owner ever smoked, had pets, stored peanuts, or ever had a musty basement, etc. I do at least a cursory cleaning of the items I sell and will do my best to remove dirt, display dust, odors etc, but I CAN NOT be responsible for things like dust in tight
corners, odors I didn't detect, or some mark buried in the middle of a book. You're not paying for my time on an hourly basis and you're certainly not paying professional conservator/restoration rates so please be reasonable. I try to be as factual as I can when describing an item.
I don't claim to be an expert or collector of the things I sell. I sell a wide variety of items and may not know that a light is supposed to go on when a certain button is pushed or that an item is supposed to have 6 pieces instead of 5, or if an item came with a specific sticker/decal on it. I try very hard to describe things as best as I can and provide good photographs. Please look at the photos, if you don't see something ask me, don't assume that it is there. Please don't expect me to be able to answer your more technical or historical questions. If you can put it in words I understand or tell me where to look, I'll do my best to answer your question.
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