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Almost forgot tomorrow is the 4th of July. All should be PATRIOTS EVERY DAY, even if we only celebrate Independence Day one day a year.
This is a watch by The E. Ingraham Co.
THE PATRIOT
Movement Marked:
The E. Ingraham CoMPANY
BRITOL, CONN. U.S.A.
3 31 (movement manufactured Mar. 1931)
Watch celebrating Bicentennial 1732-1932 George Washington
Have a great and safe holiday,
Dave
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Very nice and highly collectable.
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VERY Nice, Happy 4th
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