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This is another travel clock using a dollar watch.
Ingersoll Traveler
Serial No. 76318178 circa 1932
Last patent date on the movement is May 16, 1922
Radium hands and numbers
Metal case with silk type material applied.
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Dave
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Hello Dave, Well I've made it to 1950 with the Us Marketed Mickeys, 20 years down and 20 more to go, just to get the Ingersoll Mickeys, not including any of the "Foreign" ones or other characters than Mickey himself. wish me luck, LOL.
Great looking Ingersoll, is it a size 16 or 18 movement?
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This is a 16 size Ingersoll.
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