Horological Auction
More from Red
Skelton, Vintage Pocket and Wristwatches, Estate Jewelry, Coins, Clocks, etc
Sunday, June 22, 2008 at
12:00pm Noon
On View: Sunday (day of sale) from 8:00am – 11:45pm
and Saturday, June 21, 2008 from 7:00pm – 9:00pm
NEW Auction Location: Radisson
Hotel Manchester 700 Elm St Manchester, NH 03103
Hotel Telephone: (603) 625-1000 or (888)
201-1718
View Photos, Condition Reports and Estimates of
Auction Items at: www.jones-horan.com
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Viewing In-Person at Auction
Location: Please note New Auction
Location in Manchester, NH |
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Sunday
(day of sale) from 8:00am – 11:45pm and Saturday, June 21, 2008 from 7:00pm –
9:00pm |
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Additional In-Person Viewing: |
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Available
at our Goffstown, NH office before June 18 . Call (603) 623-5314 to set up an
appointment. |
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Auction Location: |
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Radisson
Hotel Manchester 700 Elm St Manchester, NH 03103 Telephone (603) 625-1000 or (888) 201-1718 |
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Driving Directions to Auction
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From
Logan Airport, Boston, MA: Through the Sumner Tunnel to Route
93N. Near Manchester, NH take Rte
293N (left hand exit off Rte 93).
After Brown Ave exit stay to right as 293N bears right. Stay on Rte 293N to Exit #5/Granite
Street. Turn right at bottom of ramp,
and then go through two sets of lights.
Hotel garage is next left. |
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From Maine, Portsmouth, NH: Take Route 95 South to Route 101 West to
Manchester, NH. Bear right onto 293 N/101 West. After Brown Ave exit stay to right as 293N bears right. Stay on Rte 293N to Exit #5/Granite
Street. Turn right at bottom of ramp,
and then go through two sets of lights.
Hotel garage is next left. |
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From Vermont: Take route 89S to Rte 93S to Rte 293S. On 293 S take exit #6. Exit will circle around and over the Amoskeag Bridge. Stay right and take Canal St ramp. Follow Canal St for about 1 mile (8 sets of lifhts) to Granite St (Bus station is on your left). Take left on Granite St. Hotel garage is next left. |
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From NJ, NYC, CT:
Take Rte 95N
to New Haven, then Rte 91N to Hartford.
From Hartford, take Rte 84 to Rte 90 (Mass Pike). Take Mass Pike to Rte 290 (Worcester) to
Rte 495 (Lowell) to Rte 3N (Nashua).
Stay on Rte 3. Just South of
Manchester, NH Rte 3 becomes Rte 293.
Take Exit #5/Granite Street.
Turn right at bottom of ramp, then go through two sets of lights. Hotel garage is next left. |
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Manchester Boston Regional Airport (MHT) |
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The
Auction Location is just 5 miles 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. Use the Radisson Hotel Manchester coutesy
telephone. |
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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. There is
a large Bus station adjacent to the Hotel.
See www.concordcoachlines.com/manchester_newhampshire_bus_station.htm |
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Overnight Accommodations at
the Auction Location: |
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Auction
Location: Radisson
Hotel Manchester 700 Elm St Manchester, NH 03103 Telephone (603) 625-1000 or (888) 201-1718 There
is a complimentary shuttle service from the Manchester Airport to the
Radisson Hotel Manchester and back.
Use the courtesy telephone in the luggage claim area, or call the
Radisson Hotel Manchester at (603) 625-1000. 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 Sunday, June 22 Auction Lots |
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- 48: Coins |
192
- 260: European Pocketwatches |
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- 104: Estate Jewelry |
261
- 287: Chains, Fobs, PW Cases |
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105
- 140: Carriage and Small Clocks,
Clocks, Miscellaneous |
288
- 371: American Pocketwatches |
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- 191: Wristwatches |
372
- 402: Multiple Pocketwatches |
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 1 – 402 will be sold on Sunday, June 22, 2008 in the following order starting at 12:00pm noon.
You may plan on 100+ sales per hour. Thank you and hope you enjoy the auction!
Coins
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1 |
Assorted silver
coins with $24.80 face of 90% silver and $2.50 face of 40% silver |
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2 |
One roll of 58
Indian Head pennies 1889-1907; (50) are G, (8) are AG-3 |
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(152) pennies
including (16) Indian Head Pennies to include 1860 VF-20, 1863 XF-40, (36)
steel, (100) wheat pennies, (14) Buffalo nickels, a few copies of old coins
and a few foreign coins |
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Bills and Coins;
(33) Bills to include (3) $5 bills with one 1928 and two 1934, (21) 1976 $2
bills, (9) $1 Silver Certificate, along with (13) non-silver Kennedy ½
Dollars and (4) Eisenhower Dollars |
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Bills and Coins;
(1) 1928 $1 Silver Certificate VF, (1) 1953B $2 bill VF, (1) 1954 Canada $1
bill F, (3) Silver Dollars 1880, 1882, and 1934D EX-40 to AV-50, (2) 1893
Columbian Expo ½ dollar XF-40, 1828, 1854 ½ dollar with a hole otherwise
EX-40, $10.20 in 90% silver, $.50 in 40% silver, (42) wheat pennies of which
(2) are 1909 VDB VF-20 |
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½ Dollar Stone
Mountain Commemorative VF-20 |
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(2) ½ Dollars;
1862P VG-8 and 1918S AU-50 |
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(15) Token medals
and Foreign coins; (1) early England service medal, (1) 1863 Wilson’s medal,
(1) 1833 Robertson and Jones, (2) 1866 Metropolitan Insurance Company tokens,
(3) early Canadian tokens, (2) 1797 English 2 Pence F-12 and G-4 and (3)
Foreign coins, (1) 1893 World Fair Token and (1) 1876 Token |
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(8) Hard Time
Tokens; (2) My Victory Jackson XF-45 and VF-20 L8-HT9, (3) Executive
Experiment L18-HT32, one is AU-50 and two are VF-20, (1) Phoenix Firmness
l-47-HT66 VF-30, (1) Ship Lightening L60-HT 18 VF-20 and (1) Merchants of
Wall St bent |
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(12) Type coins;
(2) ½ cents 1806 with large 6 stems G-4 old cleaning and an 1851 F-12/VF-20
with rim damage, (5) large cents including 1820 small date damaged, 1837
medium letter F-12, 1838 VG-8, 1843 spooned, 1853 VF-20, (5) 2 cents
including (2) 1864 VF-20, (1) 1864 VG-8, (1) 1865 AG-3, (1) 1866 G-4 |
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(7) Type coins; (1)
1873 three cent Nickel F-12, (3) ½ dimes 1839O F-12, 1853 VF-20 with four dig
marks, 1843 G-4, (1) Shield nickel VF-20, (2) dimes 1884 G-4 and 1913 G-4 and
(1) 1912 War Maneuver Medal |
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(1) $1 Lafayette
Commemorative AU-55 |
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(8) Silver Dollars;
(6) Morgan F-12 to F-40 (one is a Love token) and (2) Peace 1921 VF-20 and
1922 F-12 |
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(12) Fractional
Currency Fine to UNC; (1) George Washington 10 Cent Currency UNC, (4) 10 Cent
Liberty Currency F to VF and (1) 1776 Eighteen Piece New Jersey note |
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A large lot of
Early Bank Notes and Bills to include (1) 1807 $20 Bank of United States,
Boston, Mass Bearer note F-12, (37) Confederate Notes and Bills to include
(10) 1862 $100 Bearer interest notes F to VF, (2) $5 Dollar, (1) $20 1861
note F-12, (7) North Carolina notes 25 Cents to $10 between 1861 and 1866 F
to VF and (2) 1914 Mexico $1 Bills |
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(1) 1879 Gold $10
Liberty Head, VF-30 marks on face from old cleaning |
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(1) 1881S Gold $10
Liberty Head, XF-40 marks on face |
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(1) 1886S Gold $10
Liberty Head, VF-20 |
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(1) 1898 Gold $10
Liberty Head, AU-55 cleaned rim damage |
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(1) 1899 Gold $10
Liberty, AU-50 |
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(1) 1881P Gold
Liberty $5, VF-20 |
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(1) 1881 Gold $5
Liberty Head, VF-30 |
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(1) 1882 Gold $5 Liberty
Head, XF-40 cleaned |
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(1) 1905S Gold $5
Liberty Head, VF-30 |
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(1) 1910 Gold $5
Indian Head, AU-50 |
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(1) 1913 Gold $5
Indian Head, XF-40 |
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(1) 1854 Gold $2½
Liberty Head, XF-40 |
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(1) 1898 Gold $2½
Liberty Head, MS-61 |
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(1) 1901 Gold $2½
Liberty Head, MS-62 |
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(1) 1902 Gold $2½
Liberty Head, MS-60 |
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(1) 1906 Gold $2 ½
Liberty Head, MS-60 |
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(1) 1907 Gold $2 ½
Liberty Head, MS-60 |
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(1) 1912 Gold $2 ½
Indian Head, AU-50 |
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(1) 1915 Gold $2 ½
Indian Head, AU-55 |
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(1) 1915 Gold $2 ½
Indian Head, AU-55 |
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(1) 1925 Gold $2 ½
Indian Head, MS-60 small dent in rim |
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(1) 1849 Gold $1
Liberty Head, VF-20/AU-50 open wreath |
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(1) 1853 Gold $1
Liberty Head Type I, VF-20 cleaned |
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(1) 1853 Gold $1
Liberty Head Type I, AU-55, small dent in rim |
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(1) 1854 Gold $1
Liberty Head Type I, AU-50 weak head |
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(1) 1803 Gold $1
McKinley, AU-50 cleaned |
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(1) 1853 Gold $½
Liberty Head California, AU-50 scratch on back |
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(1) 1769 Gold 5
Rubles Russia, VF-20 damage to very top |
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(1) 1858A Gold 20
Francs France, VF-20 .1867 AGW |
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(1) 1914 Gold 20
Francs France, AU-55 .1867 AGW |
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(1) 1935 Gold 20
Francs Swiss, AU-55 .1867 AGW |
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(1) 1926 Gold 5
Pesos Columbia, weak strike .2355 AGW |
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(1) 1926 Gold 20
Pesos Chile, XF-40 .1177 AGW |
Estate Jewelry |
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Ring- Platinum and diamond in vintage estate setting, 3.37 ct, I-1 or I-2 clarity |
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Cuff bracelets-
Matching pair in 14K YG with WG overlay inset with approximately 40-50 ct of
single cut diamonds, 2½”D, 73.8g TW |
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Brooch- 18K YG and deep blue enamel brooch in floral form inset in center with 1/8ct stone and eight accent stones, 40mm 20.6g TW |
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Bracelet- 14K YG
with high quality diamond and rubies, approximately 2ct TW of diamonds and
1ct TW of rubies, 7”L c1980 |
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Cross- 14K YG and approximately 15ct Amethyst, 3.8g TW |
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Ring- Aquamarine
rectangular emerald cut approximately 7.5ct and 14K YG basket setting
surrounded by 2 groups of quality diamonds approximately ½ct TW, c1948 |
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Bracelet- 14K gold
with 36 pts rubies and 45 pts sapphires 8”L & 47.5g TW |
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Ring- 14K YG
5-stone diamond set with approximately 1ct TW |
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