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Posted 12 months ago
pw-collector
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Not a Mickey, but will post here until s category is made to place it in.
This is a Woody Woodpecker alarm titled, WOODY'S CAFE, with Today's Specials posted. Columbia Time Products Lasalle, Ill. Patd USA 2360589.
Don't be looking for a woody woodpecker pocket watch because they only made it as a wrist watch. I wanted a woody pocket watch when I was many many years younger, so my uncle made me one using a 1957 E. Ingraham movement. As far as I know, it is a one-of-a-kind.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Nice timepieces and great story. Thanks for sharing.
AH! I truly love them, I want them :( Thanks for sharing that's going to be my next quest to look for woody woodpecker collectibles. Great Story by the way.
Thanks to all. I'm still looking for the wrist watch, one by Ingersoll (1948) and one by Ingraham (1952) that will be affodable at the time. I would also like another alarm clock with the dial not so faded. The pocket watch will always be with me!, at least until the time comes when my kids put all these treasures of mine in a giant yard sale.
Thanks for showing interest,
Dave
Very nice! Love the one of a kind Woody Pocket Watch. What a great memory.
VERY IMPRESSED with the pocket watch, great story and to date the clock, it's 1950.
Thanks BELLIN68, miKKoChristmas11, Manikin, Brattjdd, scandinavian_places, DJSundrop, AR8Jason, kerry10456, officialfuel, geo26e & homergreg for the appreciation.
Dave
Thanks mustangtony for the appreciation.
Dave
Thanks Manikin for the appreciation.
Dave
Thanks bratjdd for the appreciation.
Dave