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Here is a 1938 New Haven Boy Scouts of America National Council New York City wristwatch. This is one of the Childrens watches made in the late 1930's by New Haven. This would be the second style of the BSA wristwatch made. Thanks for looking and hope you enjoyed seeing one of these,
Kerry
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