I wasn't sure exactly where to post this question,so I'll try here.I have a 992L in a Hamilton model 6 WGF case.All it says in the back is "Hamilton Railroad Model" 14K gold filled,and SN 716262.There's no manufacturer name.Am I right to think it's a Wadsworth? I saw the nice collection shown by Weldon Hopkins, he showed the same case, but he didn't specify the maker.Thanks!, Ted Brown.

Hi Ted,
I don't know for sure, but I don't think I ever saw a Wadsworth case that wasn't marked. And I think perhaps the mod 6 case is a Keystone case, but again a guess on my part.
However, the 16sz Hamilton Wadsworth cases were always marked, to my knowledge, either starting with a "0"[zero], an "H" or a "J". So I would assume if it begins with a 1 thru a 9, its not a Wadsworth case
I don't have a mod 6 case available but I would also look on the bottom of the case rim below the 6 o'clock position for any other markings. Hope that helps
regards,
bb

Thanks Buster, I'll look at it again., Ted.

Ted,
It's a Fahys. Here's the link to the Hamilton Factory Railroed cases.Identify Your Hamilton 992 Series Factory Case!
RR

Richard, Thank you for that!I didn't realize that info was on here.I should have searched better I guess...Ted.

Ted,
You're welcome, the way I remember to find the link is to type in (identify 992) in the Find-Or-Search option and it's the first link that comes up.
RR