c.1890 Illinois Watch Company Trade Card, Front This uncommon trade card features a representation of a letter to the Illinois Watch Company from Japan stating, "We consider the Illinois Watch.
Matching Serial Numbers? Last week, I posted a c.1918 Waltham Duo-Tone P.S. Bartlett that featured unusual gilt-damaskeened upper plates paired with a nickel pillar plate and balance cock. This spurred.
E. Howard & Co. Certificate Card for Watch Movement #41,197 This certificate card, issued by E. Howard & Co. would have accompanied movement #41,197, a 15-Jewel, N-Size movement originally sold.
Recently, a member of The Pocket Watch Group on Facebook posted a question regarding his Illinois Watch Company pocket watch that correlates to "Grade 92" in the database. He immediately.
c.1900 New England Watch Company "Scout" with Colorful Playing Cards Dial and "Club" Hands. The New England Watch Company manufactured inexpensive watches designed to reach the lower end of the.
In this fun video, I wind 50 antique pocket watches to hear how they sound when ticking all at once. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGZ7itt5KNU
