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This pocket watch was made in the early 50's - Movement signed 'Ingraham Canadian / Toronto Canada'. Kerry 10456 informed me that the case material is a mixture of magnesium and aluminum, hence very lightweight. Also, approximately 2500 pieces were made at the time. It has a movement cover. Hope you enjoy!
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