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Here's my newest "Character" watch. It's a 1969 Ewrin Truegold Watch Co. animated Woody Woodpecker watch. These were made before the "Webster" style watches of the 1970's and the smaller Woody ticker is located at the 6 o'clock instead at the 8-9 like the Webster. These are few and far in between and I thought pw-collector would like to see this one, It almost matches his Woody Alarm Clock. Thanks for looking.
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Thank you steller for sharing the loves, very appreciated!!
Thank you birdie for showing all the loves!!
I have this same watch but its not in working condition and the glass face is cracked and bottom of watchband is missing. Is it still valuable?
could be restored or used as a parts piece, in either case approx value, as described would be around $20
I love woody!!!!!!!!!!!!!! woodpecker:) ahahahahahhaha
Thank You Sean for the "Woody" laugh :-) and sharing the love, very appreciated!!
Thanks very much bratjdd for dropping by and showing the love, very appreciated!!