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A clock antique shop owner will not part with

By BERNARD SEE
Prized possession: Lim checking his Pagol clock from the 1960s at his shop in Jalan Chowrasta, Penang. — KT GOH/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Antique shop owner Lim Chin Ping has countless items in his inventory but no amount of money will make him part with a vintage clock.

The Pagol clock from the 1960s remains in good condition and is a top item displayed in Lim’s shop.

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