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Does anyone have an opinion on what movement may have come in this case. I am waiting for the owner to give me the dimensions and will post them here when I get them.  | ||
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nice case,I can't read all the inscription but very neat | |||
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Hey Jim, this is very interesting. Like Tom I cannot see all of the stampings, but I believe I see "D. G. ZAHN" (or something like that  ) "Jeweler" in "Hastings, Nebraska" there in addition to the "Watch Examiner, B&M R.R." shown in your close-up. Please fill in those blanks along with dimensions. This is something for us to be sure it is not only saved but saved properly.Nice item! Lindell  | |||
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It could be Zinn of Zinn’s jewelers. Been in business in Hastings since the early 1900’s. | ||||
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