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My Cinderella Collection
1. Small Cinderella Clock, Dial:
Vantage, Walt Disney Productions, West Germany.
2. Large Cinderella Clock, Dial:
Disney Time, MCMLVII Walt Disney Productions Japan
Back: NCD 876T Japan
3. Watches with image of cinderella: WDP, US Time, 1950 (replacement bands)
4. Watch with cinderella (name only), 1949
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Thanks BELIN68 & Manikin for the appreciation.
Dave
anytime dave:)
Thanks AR8Jason, Bruce99, kerry10456 geo26e for the appreciation.
Dave
Just a little reference ,Dave . The Disney watches with just the name of the character were made from 1960-67
Thanks kerry. I had a book that I thought stated 1949, but rechecked and it was for a watch listed above it. No date was by this one. Now I know the date.
Thanks,
Dave
Your welcome, just thought I'd drop that little bit of info. All of the "Name" watches from Disney, US TIME are from those dates.They sold with the same plastic fiqurine and boxed up as the earlier ones did also.
Thanks officialfuel for the appreciation.
Dave