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Texas Rangers Watch Night Watch advertising Coca Cola also Minyards, a local grocer. Bought last week on Craigs list. With the admission ticket to the game. 1992 it is now 20 trs old and never used. Don't know how collectible this is but the stadium only holds 40,000. I'm not a big sports fan but this caught my eye and was a good price.
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Thanks Bellin. why aren't you at the thrift store. you find some awsome stuff!!!
Nice find. I just got started researching modern watches. I ran across a baseball legends Babe Ruth in the attic, never opened. Watches are somewhat of a pain but it is new to me. I like the Texas Ranger watch.....but then I like Chuck Norris old TV show.
I go back on weds-sat 10am-3pm those are the hours i help out:)
Thanks fhrjr2. I hope it becomes a good collectible for my kids son is a big ranger fan. Post the babe watch. like to see it
tal kerry
Got Babe on my desk right now with an original 1935 Little Orphan Annie wrist watch and a Disney Pooh watch. I will see about getting a pic or two. Babe was a limited edition so he has spent his time unopened.