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kerry10456
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Several people have been posting "Dollar" watches as of late. So I have posted these for you all to look at and comment. The first one is Ingersoll Three finger bridge, 15 jewel "Trenton" dated 1907-08. The second is a Ingersoll "Yankee". dating from 1909. Thanks for looking and hope you'll comment and tell me what you think.
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I think they are great! I need to add some to my collection.
Ken
Thank you Ken for stopping by, complementing and showing the love. Dave (pw-collector) has a "Trenton" that's before the Ingersoll takeover posted also. Thanks again, very appreciated!!
Thank You bratjdd for showing the love, very appreciated!!
I like the old Ingersoll watches.
Dave
Thank You Dave for showing the love, very appreciated!! Me too Dave, "All" the Mickey's from 1933-71 were Ingersoll, lol.
Thanks for the comment and I agree, I like them better than the Westclox's but again I own more of them than anything else. :-)
Thank you Nate for showing the love