That is awesome!

Thanks! :)

Very cool!
I don't think I've seen one with a spot to hold a business card like that before. Usually its just a clock with a TV shaped box.

The switch turns the inside light on and off.

Here is a webpage about the Pennwood Numechron clocks.

http://www.uv201.com/Clock_Pages/pennwood.htm

I have searched for another one like this, and found nothing.

That's definitely a Pennwood Numechron. You can tell by the font style of the numerals. No other clock makers used those type of numerals, and Pennwood made many different varieties of the "TV clocks" in different shapes and sizes. They've been manufacturing clocks like these since the 50s. This being a later model, the "card holder" is a new addition in this specific model. Most of the Numechron clocks didn't have these, but you could use it to place a business card or even a photo that is cut to size, though I'm not used to seeing this feature on the Numechron clocks.

I've been trying to determine if this is a Pennwood Numechron clock in this 1934 Silvertone radio. I think it is as the mechanism works in the same way.

http://www.theradiofox.com/temp/sil.....e-pennwood.jpg

Sure does look like one.

Thanks for the info! ^v^

Oh man that is an awesome little device! lol too bad it doesn't have its own screen and IS like a TV, sort of like a clock radio!