August 25, 2006, 19:06
Lindell V. RiddleI have some Fahys cases from the 1920s with slightly lower numbers but they are not the Montauk model. It is possible they used a different numbering sequence for each model. Some case companies used different sequences for white versus yellow and such so time frame can be difficult to determine.
About what came in your case, the Montauk was generally considered to be a generic or jeweler item which means any make could in theory have come in it. The case-screw marks may actually be the only valid clue. For that reason their exact positions or as John suggested a picture would be helpful.
