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This is the 1947 Ingersoll (US TIME) Mickey watch. These came in two versions . This one is the chrome case with red band and the other is a 10K gold plated one with brown leather band. This is the packaging for the chrome version, I will post the "Gold' version separate as it has different packaging.
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoyed seeing this one.
Kerry
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Thank You very much mustangtony , always a pleasure to see your name pop-up on my mickeys. Thanks again, very appreciated!!
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First Sean, Thanks for the loves. :-)
Second, I have a couple extras, but do you want this style or the 1948, same , only different, lol. will be posting the 1948 shortly
WOW kerry, Where do you find all these GREAT WATCHES?
Thank You Kathy for the love, I've been collecting Mickey's for 43 years, they just seem to find their way here, LOl. Thanks again for the wonderful complement and sharing the love!!
You're welcome kerry. I am taking a little break right now, I have so much cleaning to catch up with I don't know where to start. However, things could've been allot worst.
Kathy, Good to hear things are falling back in place, sorry to hear that not all things were untouched. Hope everything gets back to normal shortly. :-)
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