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Thursday, Aug 6
Color: Black
Features
- Measuring at 15.5 inches ears to tail this is the Original Size Kit-Cat Klock
- This is the Classic Black Kit Cat Klock manufactured since 1932
- Featuring the famous rolling eyes, wagging tail, and contagious smile
- Proudly Made in America by the original manufacturer
- Runs on 2 C batteries, not included
Description
INCLUDED SUPPORT — Every authentic Kit-Cat Klock includes a 1-Year Manufacturer Support, troubleshooting assistance, and replacement parts availability directly from the manufacturer. Please follow the included QuickStart Guide during your first install. EASY SETUP — Requires 2 C batteries (not included). For best performance, install fresh alkaline batteries and hang on a vertical wall with the pendulum tail moving freely.
Brand: Kit Cat Klock
Color: Black
Display Type: Analog
Style: Classic, Retro
Special Feature: Timer
Product Dimensions: 3.25"W x 15.5"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Room Type: Home Office
Shape: Fish
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Display Type: Analog
Additional Features: Timer
Power Source: Battery Powered
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Number of Batteries: 2 C batteries required.
Alarm Clock: No
Operation Mode: Electrical
Watch Movement: Quartz
Item Dimensions W x H: 3.25"W x 15.5"H
Item Weight: 9.44 ounces
Screen Size: 39.7 centimeters
Size: Pack of 1
Material Type: Plastic
Frame Material: Glass
Warranty Type: Limited
Color: Black
Style Name: Classic, Retro
Room Type: Home Office
Shape: Fish
Theme: Classic
Dial Color: Crimson
Clock Form: Mantel
Brand Name: Kit Cat Klock
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 16
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: California Clock Company
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship & material.
UPC: 090132000016
Model Number: BC01
Manufacturer Part Number: BC01
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