Table clock Mantel clock made of crystal glass CCCP, brand MAJAK, on the dial it says МАЯК in Russian. It is a clock from the Soviet era 1960s with a black bakelite base with an inscription in gold letters.
To the team of Veszprem Institute of Chemical Technology of the Moscow Institute named after G.I. Mendeleev May 1965
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev was a Russian chemist, and the founder of the current periodic table. Mendeleev established that the elements can be arranged according to a fixed, recurring pattern of chemical properties. The whole thing looks very sparkling with some speckles on the dial. Clock runs for over 10 days on 1 winding and runs well. 22 x 18 x 16.5 cm
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