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In 1960, U S Time (Timex) issued these pieces. They have the name only on the dial. They came packaged like the 1958's, but had a "Ceramic" Mickey offered. They can be found with the "Plastic" statue also.
Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy seeing one of these.
Kerry
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