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Roy Rogers & Trigger with western watch band.
Ingraham 1954 I believe. Correction, dated 1957.
Dale Evens with her horse Buttermilk & gold western watch band
Bradley watch around 1960 I believe.
Correction on the Dale Evans. This is by Ingraham also and dated 1957
Dave
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Dave it you pop open the back, There will be a 2 digit # under the Ingraham Logo on the movement, That will date your Roy, The Bradley Dale would be 1962
Kerry,
Date is 57 (1957) Model L
Thanks,
Dave
Your very welcome. I try to share what I learned about Character watches, Some times it will help someone else to make an informed desision when they might be in the market to purchase one. With your postings and some of the others, someone might drop in, view these and will know what to look for also. Keep posting yours and if I know anything that might shed some insight, I'll post a comment. LOVE all you've posted so far, GREAT collection you have. Thanks for sharing
Very nice pieces with original bands. I actually thought both were by Ingraham from the mid to late 50s. Do they have different movements as the case look identical?
geo26e,
You are correct. I should have paid more attention before posting. The Dale Evans watch is also an E. Ingraham Co. movement and is dated 1957 also. Both Roy Rogers and Dale Evans have the same movement.
Thanks for pointing this out,
Dave
Thanks kerry10456, BELLIN68, packrat-place, jojomang, AR8Jason & geo26e for the appreciation.
Dave
Dave, just a little trivia on both of these. They are a combo mfg on these. They were made Ingraham/ Bradley in the later 1950's. The boxes would have "Bradley on the Labeling.