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I got this one today and it needs a little work. The strap is dry rotted and the hair-sping has been pulled loose from the stop. But I sure that all good things come with a little work.
These were produced under a Bradly label, but houses an Ingraham movement dated 1954 in a pop-up box, the pop-up is missing (Dale Evans on a horse and a small cactas), but again all is fine. Thanks for looking.
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