Vintage America the Beautiful Vinyl Record Clock

This black vinyl record clock turns a patriotic classic into wall-ready personality: the kind of find you only stumble on when you’re hunting color-forward vintage. America the Beautiful is printed right on the disc, so the album art itself becomes the face of the clock, spinning mid-century pop culture into a small, graphic statement for a Portland home that likes its decor with a soundtrack.

The piece is built from a real vinyl LP with a compact clock movement set at the label, measuring about 7 inches square and just 2 inches deep: easy to hang without crowding a gallery wall. Condition is honestly good: the black record surface still reads as a solid graphic disc, with the expected light wear of a consigned original rather than a factory-fresh replica. No upholstery here: just vinyl, ink, and a simple mechanism that keeps the silhouette slim.

Lean it into a music nook, a hallway mix of album art, or a kitchen wall that needs one bold black circle among plants and brass. Pair it with walnut shelves, a teak sideboard, or other graphic vintage decor Portland shoppers love to stack. It’s a tiny treasure-hunt piece with enough attitude to hold its own next to bigger mid-century forms.

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