1-35 *American Gold Coins*	36-75 More American Gold Coins	76-102 Coins from Russia, Germany, England, Canada
103-131Coins from Australia, South Africa, France, Mexico, Iran, Turkey, etc	132-154 Half Dollars, Silver dollars, Assorted Coins	155-173 More Silver Dollars, More Foreign and American Coins
300-331 Watch chains, Jewelry, Small clocks, Fusee	332-364 Pocketwatches-D Gruen & Sons, Ditisheim, Dudley, Elgin, Hamilton, Howard, Illinois, Lancaster, Longines	365-388 More Pocketwatches-Tobias, Repeater, Patek, Swiss, Vacheron and Constantin, Waltham Model 1872, more Walthams
389-428 Wristwatches including Angelus Chronodata, Bucherer, Dudley, IWC, LeCoultre, Longines, M Tissot, Movado, Omega, Rolex, Wakmann	429-437 Watchmaker's Tools	438-475 More Pocketwatches including AWC, Elgin, Fusee, Hamilton, Illinois, etc
476-507 More Pocketwatches including Ingraham, Swiss, US Watch Co, Waltham, etc	508-533 More Wristwatches including Ball, Bulova, Hamilton, Omega, Longines, Tissot, Tudor, etc	534-561 Multiple Wristwatches sold in large lots
562-612 More Jewelry and Miscellaneous	613-633 Comic books, Watch books, Clocks	634-662 More Pocketwatches
663-729 Multiple Pocketwatches sold in large lots	730-752 Miscellaneous, Parts, Tools, Material	Addendum

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Some photos may have distortions from light reflections. These distortions are not necessarily problems with the watches or coins.

Lots that contain multiple pieces are sold as is- we advise personal attendance or a representative at the live auction if you would like to bid on these multiple pieces.

If you are in question, please ask us .

We have tried to keep a format for taking photographs. In general, for open face pocket watches the dial is the first photograph, the case is the second photograph, the movement is the third photograph, and the hallmark is the fourth photograph. In general, for hunting case pocket watches the case is the first photograph, the dial is the second photograph, the movement is the third photograph, and the hallmark is the fourth photograph. In general, for wristwatches the front of the case and the dial is the first photograph, the back of the case is the second photograph, and the movement is the third photograph if available. -Jones & Horan Auction Team

Here is a key to abbreviations:

"DMK" = damascening "DSD" = double sunk dial "ET" = engine turned "GF" = gold-filled "HC" = hunting case "HL" = hairlines "J" = jewels 14 "K" = carat "KW" = keywind "KS" = keyset "LS" = lever set "OF" = open face "PW" = pocket watch "RN" = Roman numeral 16 "S" = size "S#" = serial number "SS" = stainless steel "WG" = white gold "YG" = yellow gold "GJS" = gold jewel settings