Instruction: Using the product's title, description, features, price, and brand, identify and retrieve the values associated with a specified set of target attributes. Output the extracted values along with their respective sources (e.g., title or feature) indicating where each value was found.

Input:
Product title: The Crossing - Wall Clock From The Barrel Shack
Product description: Track the time in the three largest, most sophisticated and cosmopolitan cities in the world: London, New York, and Paris. The Crossing clock features a classic traffic signal design with a matte black finish that is both rustic and weather-worn. The weathered, rusting top clock face lists London, so you can imagine whats happening in London at that hour, and the second and third faces, New York and Paris, respectively, are well worn, and offer you options for alternate time zones and alternate imaginings., The black background of the traffic signal was meant for the lights to pop out so motorists could instantly recognize whether they should stop or go. In fact, the worlds first electric traffic signal was installed on the corner of Euclid Avenue and East 105th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1914. Imagine the chaos before traffic signals appeared, with cars, pedestrians, bicycles, horses, and street cars all vying for the right of way on the streets. It was written in The Motorist, published by the Cleveland Automobile Club in 1914, This system is, perhaps, destined to revolutionize the handling of traffic in congested city streets., Fast-forward over a century later, and you can own a piece of nostalgia from those days gone by when traffic might have been a little messier, but less people clogged the roads. Add to that the gift of time in the three largest cities, and The Crossing lands right in the middle of the time and space continuum., Designed & Crafted By The Barrel Shack
Product feature: Handmade Clock, Made By Artisan Workers, 7in wide x 12in long x 32.25in high, Designed & Crafted By The Barrel Shack
Product brand: The Barrel Shack
Target attributes: Display
Answer: attribute: display
value: None
source: None