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Recently came across a small box filled with watches. Part of a group of items given to me by a neighbor. Today, I poked through the box and came across several items interesting to me. Watches are not my expertise so I'll appreciate any comments about what I should do with these charming items.
This ladies watch is attractive and subtle. The square face is decorated at the band end and on each side of the face casing. "Bulova" is stamped on the back of the watch along with the number C340321. The expanding link band is marked "Top and Bottom GF 800 silver" and a patent # issued in 1941. Pretty, feminine and very dirty.
DD@Phila
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