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A very good quality, gentleman's Antique American Waltham Hunter cased Pocket Watch dating from c1919. The good quality gold plated hunter case made by the A L Dennison Watch Case Company. The watch with a good, 7 jewel Waltham movement in excellent condition and working order. Signed by the maker A.W.W.Co., Waltham, Mass. The serial watch dating production to c1919. The dial signed by the maker "Waltham USA" An excellent example in very good condition and working order.

A good, gentleman's American Elgin, Hunter Cased Pocket Watch dating from c1926. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The gold plated case was made by the Keystone Watch Case Company. The case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker Elgin. The good quality, Elgin 7 jewel Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A good, gentleman's American Elgin, 16 size Pocket Watch dating from c1928. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The sterling silver case was made by the American Watch Case Company. The case is in good condition, all covers screwing off and on smoothly as they should. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker Elgin. The good quality, Elgin 15 jewel Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A good, gentleman's American Waltham 18 size Pocket Watch dating from c1897. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The Silverode case was made by the Philadelphia Watch Case Company. Silverode is a nickel alloy that was produce to have the appearance of silver, but much stronger so was often used in railroad and other everyday watches due to its durability. The case is in good condition, all covers screwing off and on smoothly as they should. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker American Waltham Watch Co. The good quality, Waltham 15 jewel Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 53mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A good, gentleman's American Waltham sterling silver cased Pocket Watch dating from c1927. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The maker's mark "ALD" for Aaron Lufkin Dennison, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the anchor Birmingham town mark and the date letter "C" for 1927/28. Also stamped with the case maker's name "Dennison Watch Case Co Ltd.,". The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche that is free of initials. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker Waltham. The good quality, Waltham Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A RARE, AMERICAN ILLINOIS WATCH COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, POCKET WATCH, FAHYS CASE. A good, Illinois Watch Company, Springfield, Illinois USA, 11 Jewel, Pocket Watch, Size 18 and dating from c1901. The watch has a good 11 jewel movement. The movement is signed by the maker "Illinois Watch Co., Springfield". The white enamel dial is also signed by the maker "Illinois Watch Co.". The hours are in Roman numerals, with 5 minute markers in red and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. The watch complete with a nice original set of blued steel hands. The watch is "lever set", the time being set by opening the front "screw off" cover and extracting the small lever located at 2 o'clock before turning the winding stem to rotate the hands. The watch case has the case maker's mark "FAHYS, ORESILVER, No1". The case being made from alloy metal and has "screw-off" front and rear covers. Overall a good example in good condition and working order. The watch measures 55mm across the case.

VERY GOOD, LARGE 18s, ANTIQUE AMERICAN, 15 JEWEL, ELGIN POCKET WATCH A very good, antique, Victorian gentleman's, American Elgin Pocket Watch dating from c1912. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The watch case is in good condition, all covers screwing on and off smoothly as they should. It has case maker's trade name, the "Philadelphia Watch Case Company" and also stamped "Silverode". Silverode was a metal of nickel composition. These cases looked like silver but was far stronger and harder wearing. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Arabic numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker "Elgin". The good quality, full plate, 15 jewel, Elgin movement is in excellent working order. It is signed by the maker "Elgin Nat'l Watch Co., USA". The watch is a size 18s, it measures 58mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). The weight is 154.1g. Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A RARE, ANTIQUE, E. HOWARD & Co, BOSTON, USA, GOLD FILLED POCKET WATCH, 17 JEWELS, A good example of a gentleman's E Howard & Co., Boston USA., Gold Filled Pocket Watch dating from c1910. The watch is in good working order. The movement is signed by the maker "E Howard & Co., Boston, USA" and also "17 Jewels, Adjusted". The white enamel dial is also signed by the maker "Howard". The hours are in Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. The dial in good condition. The glass is in good condition, however there is a crack at six o'clock as can be seen in the photos. The watch has a good, gold filled case, in good condition, but does have a few minor indents (see photo). It is stamped with the maker's trade mark for the Crescent Watch Case Company and is of good quality their "Crescent" model warranted for 25 years. The watch measures 50mm across the case. The weight is 96.5g.