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Pocket Watch purchased my Husband thinks in early 1950's ...his dad was severely burned from an accident. His mother went and got this for him in his long stay of Hospital.
This will always be treasured, due to his Father made it through this disaster and had a wonderful life.
Holland railroader-17 jewels
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