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This was made by Ingersoll (US Time) in 1947. These were different in that they came 10K gold plated, brown leather strap and a brown box without any Mickey graphics for packaging.
I will post box later, I have to dig it out, presently the MIB pieces are packed away for safe keeping right now.
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoyed seeing one of these.
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