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Hello all,
Here is my recent acquisition, two Belding & Saxton 18 size watch cases, consecutively numbered #107 & 108. both are made by Keystone and marked Ball Model. I need more practice with my photography.

Vince Pullara

 
Posts: 93 | Location: Cockeysville, Maryland in the USA | Registered: October 28, 2009
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Posts: 93 | Location: Cockeysville, Maryland in the USA | Registered: October 28, 2009
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Posts: 93 | Location: Cockeysville, Maryland in the USA | Registered: October 28, 2009
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Posts: 93 | Location: Cockeysville, Maryland in the USA | Registered: October 28, 2009
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Great find!!!
 
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Vince,

You say you might need practice in your photography, but I would say you have mastered your buying habits. And thanks to Ray your cases are authenticated by the ones Tom Brown found and researched.

I agree with Roger, great finds!

Don
 
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Wow quite a find with consecutive numbers curious how close the serial numbers of the cases are.
 
Posts: 3468 | Location: Cleveland, Georgia in the U.S.A. | Registered: February 03, 2006
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Roger, Ray, Donald & Robert Thanks for your input.

Incidently, I made a typo in my listing. It should read (18 size). Also, acquired was incorrectly spelled. It looks like I could also use a little more practice in proof-reading.

In answer to Robert's curiosity regarding how close are the case serial numbers? Not too close, one is six digits, the other seven digits. But the cases could pass for twins.

Vince
 
Posts: 93 | Location: Cockeysville, Maryland in the USA | Registered: October 28, 2009
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