r/VintageTechnology

I was looking through a retirement community’s dump piles and found this old tv in great shape.

found a stash by the dumpster of a local elementary school today and brought one home cause i had one of these back in the day and it was pretty solid and impressively loud. its obviously old but looks to have been virtually unused.
anyway it won’t turn on. maybe that’s why they were throwing them out lol? but i feel like they are really hearty and maybe it’s a quick fix?
im not particularly good at fixing things but could follow simple directions if anyone knows what might be the issue. would LOVE your input of turntable angels of reddit.

I found through google lens that it’s likely a retro Friedland Stockport chime, the 991 'Chord' model.
The colour is so pretty and even though it’s supposed to be a 70s piece, I feel like it would fit in a mid century space!

Hoping someone assist..

Can you, anyone, please provide more information on the Coolheure Magic Mirror clock?

We came across this beauty after clearing away my bestie's possessions, after he passed away quite suddenly last year. We're till in utter shock...

It has taken several google searches and now at 04.02am, Lens has is recognised as the Coolheure Magic Mirror clock.

It's not fully working, the clockface is no longer present, and we were hoping to get it mended. It would be lovely to see it in it's full glory.

Any suggestions please?