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In an earlier post, I mention the size difference in the earlier Roy Rogers watches. Here are the two examples of these. The smaller of the two is the 1954 Bradley and the larger one is a 1951 Ingraham. Both have the same dial design. Thanks for looking and hope this shows a little insight to looking for the difference.
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