Please share photos of your vintage Bulova boxes. Please indicate a year and model of watch associated with the box if possible.
In reply to Interesting case. Thought… by JimDon5822
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I have a 1939 Brunswick "A" in this case seen HERE and in first photo. There is also an example of this box on Lisa's site housing a 1941 that is identified as Engineer (second photo). I suspect that one also houses a mis-identified Brunswick. Coincidence?
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Lisa's Site photo
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Recently purchased a 1920s-1930 "Authorized Distributors of Bulova Watches" case which hold 6 watches. These may have been used to either showcase watches in store or whilst travelling. For something close to 100 years old it's in amazing condition....I love this stuff.
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Here's a Lone Eagle presentation case we have not seen before. Note: It came to me missing two feet (but containing a wonderful 1936 Lone Eagle), I have replaced them, that can be identified as such in the last photo.
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