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Home Decor > White Rabbit > Railroad Wall Clocks
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White Rabbit Laser Work produces these unique hand-crafted laser cut Railroad Art wall clocks right here in the United States. Made to Order, each wall clock is laser cut from multiple layers of cherry ply featuring a unique open fretwork design and detailed engraving.
Each incorporates a quartz mechanism, and depicts a famous steam locomotive from the golden era of the railroad.
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multiple layers of cherry ply featuring a unique open
fretwork design and detailed engraving.
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Keep the trains on time with one of our stunning railroad
train clocks. White Rabbit clocks are laser cut from
multiple layers of cherry ply featuring a unique open
fretwork design and detailed engraving.
Made in Ohio by
White Rabbit Laser Work
Custom Made to Order - Allow 10-14 days
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