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Auction-Vintage
Wristwatches and Pocketwatches,
Estate
Jewelry, Clocks, Gold Coins, Watchmaker’s Accessories, etc
Sunday, September 23, 2007 at 12pm Noon
View Photos, Condition Reports
and Estimates of Auction Items at: www.jones-horan.com
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Viewing
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All
Lots Saturday evening, Sept 22 from 7:30pm – 9:30pm and All Lots
Sunday Morning Sept 23 from 8:00am – 11:45am.
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Additional
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Available
at our Goffstown, NH office before September 18th.
Call (603) 623-5314 to set up an appointment.
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Auction
Location: |
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Quality
Inn and Wayfarer Conference Center
121 South River Road, Bedford, NH 03110
Hotel Telephone (603)
622-3766 |
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Driving
Directions to Auction Location: |
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From Boston, MA: Take 93 North for about 45
miles. Bear left at the 293
North/101 West Bedford/Manchester junctions.
Continue on 101 West for 5 miles to the Route 3-Kilton Rd/South
River Rd exit. Follow Kilton Rd through 3 sets of lights and take a
right onto South River Rd (Route 3). Continue 1/4 mile and take left at
the next signal into Macy's parking lot.
Make immediate left into the Quality Inn and Wayfarer Convention
Center. The Auction takes place in the Convention Center.
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From Maine: Take Route 95 South to Route 101
West to Manchester, NH. Bear right onto 293 North/101 West.
Continue on 101 West for 4 miles to the Route 3-Kilton Rd/South
River Rd exit. Follow Kilton Rd through 3 sets of lights and take a
right onto South River Rd (Route 3). Continue 1/4 mile and take left at
the next signal into Macy's parking lot.
Make immediate left into the Quality Inn and Wayfarer Convention
Center. The Auction takes place in the Convention Center. |
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From Connecticut/New York: Take Route 84 NE
to 90 NE to 290 NE around Worcester, MA to Route 495 North to Route 3
North towards Nashua, NH where it becomes the Everett Turnpike. Continue on the Everett Turnpike North for 13 miles and
take the 101 - 3 - 114 Bedford/Milford exit.
Continue on 101 West for 1 mile to the Route 3-Kilton Rd/South
River Rd exit. Follow Kilton Rd through 3 sets of lights and take a
right onto South River Rd (Route 3). Continue 1/4 mile and take left at
the next signal into Macy's parking lot.
Make immediate left into the Quality Inn and Wayfarer Convention
Center. The Auction takes place in the Convention Center. |
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Please
note: Computer-generated
directions may not yet take into consideration the new “Route 3/Kilton
Rd/South River Rd” exit, so it may be best to use the above
directions. Remember that
you access the Quality Inn and Wayfarer Convention Center through the
Macy’s Department Store parking lot.
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Manchester
Boston Regional Airport (MHT) |
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The
Auction Location is just 8 minutes from this airport (MHT) which is
served by: Air Canada, Continental Airlines, Continental Connection,
Continental Express, Delta Air Lines, Delta Connection COMAIR, Northwest
Airlines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, United Express, US
Airways and US Airways Express, and others.
There is a complimentary shuttle service from (MHT) to the
Auction Location. |
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Boston’s
Logan International Airport (BOS) |
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The
Auction Location is just 60 minutes from (BOS), which serves all major
airlines. Shuttle
service is available from Flight Line Inc (800-245-2525)
www.flightlineinc.com or Grace Limousine (800 328-4544) or (603
666-0203) www.gracelimo.com. |
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Overnight
Accommodations at the Auction Location: |
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Auction
Location Hotel: Quality Inn and Wayfarer
Conference Center 121
South River Rd, Bedford, NH 03110
Tel (603)
622-3766 There
is a complimentary shuttle service from the Manchester Airport to the
Quality Inn and back. Use
the courtesy telephone in the luggage claim area, or call the Quality
Inn at (603) 622-3766. Mention
Jones and Horan Auction Team to get a group rate discount.
Also, there are many other Hotels nearby in the Manchester, New
Hampshire area to choose from. |
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Index
to Auction Lots |
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1-28: Coins |
86-96: Watchmaker’s Tools and Advertising |
230-256: American Pocketwatches |
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29-32: Cabinets and Rolltop Desk |
97-121: Jewelry |
257-272: Watch Holders, WW Bands, Gruen Cabinet, PW Cases and Mvts, etc |
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33-58: Clocks |
122-161: Wristwatches |
273-359: More European Pocketwatches |
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59-85: Small Clocks and Rare Automata Alarms |
162-185: Multiple Wristwatches |
360-451: More American Pocketwatches |
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186-229: European Pocketwatches |
452-543: Multiple Pocketwatches |
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453
Mast Road, Goffstown, NH 03045
Tel
(603) 623-5314 or (800) 622-8120 Fax
(603) 626-5974
NH license #2445
No Buyer’s Premium, No Sales Tax, Credit Cards with No Extra Charges
Auction Lots will be sold in the following order starting at 12pm Noon
You may plan on 100+ sales per hour.
Thank you, and hope you enjoy the auction!
Here
is a key to abbreviations listed alphabetically: “AN”
= Arabic numerals “BS”
= Bunn Special “cal” =
caliber "CT" =
carat "DMK" = damaskeening “DR” =
double roller "DSD" =
double sunk dial "DWT" = pennyweight
"ET" = engine turned “g” = gram "GCW"
= gold center wheel "GF"
= gold-filled "GJS" = gold jewel
settings “gr” = grade
“GRO” = good running order
"GWT" = gold wheel train "H" =
Height “HB” = hinge back “HB&B = hinge back and bezel
"HC" = hunting case "hl" =
hairlines “HWW” = Henry W. Wheeler "J" = jewels 14
"K" = karat "KW" =
keywind "KS" = keyset "L" =
length (L) = lever set "LS"
= lever set “MB” = motor barrel
"mm" = millimeter
“MOP” = mother of pearl
“Mvt” = movement “NOS”
= New Old Stock “NR” =
not running "OF"
= open face “oz” =
ounces (P) = pendant set
“pg” = page “PP” = plain polished
"PS" = pendant set "PW" = pocket
watch “ref” = reference “RG”
= rose gold “RGF” = rose gold
filled "RGP" =
rolled gold plate "RN" = Roman
numeral "RR" = rail road 16 "S" =
size "s#" = serial number “SB”
= screw back “SB&B”
= screw back and bezel “SO” = swing out
“SS” = stainless steel “SSD”
= single sunk dial “SW”
= stem wind “TP” = Total Production "TW" = total weight "W" =
width "WG" = white gold “WI” = wind
indicator "WW"
= wrist watch "YG" = yellow gold
Coins
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1 |
1893 gold $20 AU-55 |
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1908 gold $20 AU-55 |
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1881S gold $10 XF-40 |
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1898 gold $10 AU-55 medal mark on edge |
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1900 gold $5 MS-63 |
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1900 gold $5 MS-61, spots |
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1901S gold $5 MS-60 with rim mark |
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8 |
1901S gold $5 AU-55 |
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9 |
1907 gold $5 MS-63 |
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10 |
1907 gold $5 MS-63 |
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11 |
1910 gold $5 Indian head MS-60 |
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12 |
1910 gold $5 Indian AU-55 |
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13 |
1911 gold $5 Indian, MS-60 with some discoloration |
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14 |
1911 gold $5 Indian head AU-50 |
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1916S gold $5 Indian MS-60 |
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16 |
1929 gold $2½ Indian head MS-63 |
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17 |
1926 gold $2½ Sesquicentennial MS-63 |
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18 |
1926 gold $2½ Sesquicentennial MS-63 |
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19 |
1926 gold $2½ Sesquicentennial MS-63, spot of copper residue |
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20 |
1926 gold $2½ Sesquicentennial MS-63, few spots of copper residue |
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21 |
1926 gold $2½ Sesquicentennial MS-61, scratch on back of coin and some copper residue |
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22 |
1915S gold Panama Pacific $1 MS-63+ |
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23 |
(3) silver 1926 Half dollar Sesquicentennial MS-63, light cleaning on one side |
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24 |
(3) silver 1926 Half dollar Sesquicentennial MS-63, light cleaning on one side |
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(3) silver 1926 Half dollar Sesquicentennial MS-63, light cleaning on one side |
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26 |
Lot-1922 Silver Dollar and 8 large cents cleaned and approximately 19 foreign and American coins |
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27 |
Lot-(6) 1928 to 1934 $1 bills (Fair to VF), Foreign bills and coins, American coins including type coins. Condition includes some water damage throughout and some coins that have been cleaned. |
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28 |
Lot-(200) Indian pennies late dates (mostly G-4), (80) Buffalo nickels with dates and (300) without dates, type coins, (11) Walking Liberty Half Dollars (VF-AU and most are cleaned) and a few coin sets and a few foreign coins and bills. |
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Cabinets and Desk |
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29 |
Dental cabinet, a great watch material cabinet with dozens of sturdy metal lined drawers |
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30 |
Oak S roll top desk with oak chair on rollers |
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31 |
Watchmaker’s cabinet in two pieces consisting of 68 drawers |
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32 |
Watchmaker’s 9 drawer two-tone cabinet |
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Clocks |
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33 |
Benjamin Grey “Clockmaker to the King” tall case clock in burl grained case, time & strike and calendar, c1730 83” |
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34 |
Conor Wooley early tall case clock in oak case with one weight driven continuous pull chain mvt with time & strike and calendar, one weight drives all mechanisms, c1690 83” |
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35 |
Grandmother clock signed Bigelow Kennard & Co in fine mahogany case with moonphase and calendar, all original, 73” |
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36 |
Nicholas Lambert musical tall case clock in oak case with time & strike, music and calendar (musical train missing), c1710 90” |
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French made for “Tiffany & Co” on movement. In exceptional condition with fine shaped cloisonné case flanked by two Putti and surmounted by urn finial surrounded by a swag of flowers, 19” |
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38 |
Tiffany & Co double fusee English ship’s bell clock (very early) with silvered 8” dial |
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39 |
World globe clock in brass and glass with fusee mvt and vertical cylinder platform escapement with large winding crank for world globe which is in excellent condition, approximately 7” x 18” |
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40 |
Camerden & Foster large and early English musical bracket clock in fine mahogany and brass bound case, strikes on three gongs, 24” |
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Steph’n Van Wyck New York time & strike bracket clock with RN painted metal dial in mahogany case with brass frieze work on side panels, three mahogany panels with brass surround surmounted on arch, brass OG bracket feet, engraved brass back plate and pendulum 14” |
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Advertising clock 5 cent cigar “Trust ‘em at Anytime” with cigar cutter by E B Baker Co. NY, 12” |
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43 |
Calendar clock “Perpetual Calendar No. 2” by Lewis in rosewood case with two weight mvt and excellent labels, original dials, lower dial with paint flaking and stained and case, 30” |
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44 |
Calendar clock round drop with simple calendar and “Regulator” signature reverse painted on glass, 30” |
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45 |
Calendar clock by Wm Gilbert Clock Co. rectangular drop calendar dial with some discoloration and wear, 32” |
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46 |
French Mantle by Andre Furet in gilt bronze Louis XV style case, bell striking mvt with waisted case composed of leaf scrolls, inset on the front and sides with trellis frets, and raised on an integral foliate cast stand, 17” |
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47 |
Cuckoo mantle clock rare 8-day in well carved case, 22” |
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48 |
French ebonized frame clock with Mother of Pearl inlay, time only mvt with raised cabochon RN dial, has been repaired 23” |
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49 |
French ebonized pine cased wall clock with MOP inlay around frame and dial, T&S mvt, 24” |
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50 |
French four column inlaid shelf clock with RN porcelain dial, 19” |
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51 |
Kalyx leather cased gilt and leather world time clock, approximately 12”x12” |
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52 |
Case and dial only, signed Bradley and Hubbard, multicolor glass bull’s eyes and pierced tin parade clock, 14” |
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53 |
Junghans figural torsion pendulum clock with boy cricket player in bronze supporting AN porcelain 2 ¼” diameter pocket watch style dial and mvt, 17” height |
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54 |
French gilt table clock with bell surmounted by urn finial with AN porcelain dial, 12” |
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55 |
Cuckoo Clock early 8-day mvt |
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Cuckoo Clock with deer crest |
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57 |
(2); E Welch 8 day T&S cottage and Ansonia white marble clock |
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58 |
(12) American 1920’s tin alarm clocks |
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Small Clocks and Rare Automata Alarms |
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59 |
Rare “Chew Friendship Cut Plug” advertising alarm clock with automata “chewing” |
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60 |
Alarm clock “Chew Virgin Leaf Tobacco” advertising alarm clock with automata “chewing” |
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61 |
Alarm clock with automaton woman playing stringed instrument |
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62 |
Alarm clock Junghans German with automata of Elizabethan dice players drinking, smoking and throwing dice, 6 ½” |
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63 |
Alarm clock German trapeze artist with (second hand loose but is there) |
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64 |
Alarm clock with automata of shoe shine boy |
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65 |
Alarm clock with bell on top with automata of youth playing stringed instrument |
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66 |
Alarm clock with automata of ballet dancer |
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67 |
Alarm clock with automata of Keebler organ grinder with monkey |
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68 |
Alarm clock with automata of Sambo in poor conditioned case |
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69 |
Alarm clock with automata of Seth Thomas blacksmith |
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70 |
Alarm clock with cobbler automata, one workman polishing boot and the other hammering soles, with alarm bell set on top, 7 ½” height |
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71 |
Alarm clock Waterbury Jump hour alarm with sweep minute hand some blackening on case top case and dial marked “Patd 1888” |
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72 |
(2) Alarm clocks of Big Bad Wolf by Ingersol |
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73 |
Boxed Zenith Chronometer with box marked “EXACT TIME CHRONOMETER ZENITH GRAND PRIX PARIS ”with 40 hr up/down |
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74 |
New Haven owl table clock with cigar cutter, 10 ½” |
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75 |
Ansonia drum style table clock with pendulum in porcelain of girl seated on swing suspended above dial, 12” (chip in swing seat) |
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76 |
Ansonia Swinging clock with a maritime theme, gilt and porcelain dial, appears appropriate and not to be one of the later Chinese reproductions, 12” |
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77 |
Carriage clock J.E. Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia with alarm in gilt Anglais case with RN porcelain dial, 7” to top of handle |
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78 |
Eureka trapezoidal table clock, 8” |
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79 |
Jaeger 8-day table clock in gilt and blue, 53mm tall 52mm diameter, c1955 |
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80 |
Ansonia Swinger table clock-nickel |
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81 |
Table clock by Chelsea dial signed “Webb C. Ball Co. Cleveland” |
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82 |
Travel clock Angelus for Tiffany & Co. with day, date and calendar on two dials in black leather case, 3 ¼” x 3” including original instructions |
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83 |
Waltham Watch Co 8-day travel clock |
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84 |
French repeating carriage clock with alarm, hour and half hour strike and on demand, mvt marked “#8551 Repussee pour LeRoy and Fils Palais Royal 13 & 15 Paris”, Height to top of handle 6 ½” |
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85 |
Miscellaneous pair of miniature clock and light fuel lamps together with a “Little Beauty” night light (missing fuel filler cap) |
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Watchmaker’s Tools and Advertising |
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86 |
Fine watchmaker’s lathe, 8mm “Rivett-Fanneuil Tool Watch Co Boston” with complete set of accessories including cross slide and tool holder, milling attachment, three jaw chucks, collets, etc. |
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87 |
L&R early ultrasonic cleaner |
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88 |
(3) Ultrasonic cleaning tanks, two oversize and one standard |
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89 |
(2) three jar cleaners |
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90 |
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