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This is a Ingersoll store counter display case. It measures 12-1/2 inches wide by 10-1/2 inches high. It is a metal case with a wood base, containing 10 Ingersoll dollar watches.
I have posted six of the watches in the case and at some time will post the other four.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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Now you're just showing off, LOL. Beauty there Dave, thanks for sharing!!
Kerry, I thought you might like this. I also have a Ingersoll display board I will show.
Dave
Will be "Watching" for it. :-)
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