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C.1942, Hamilton Watch Co., Model 22, 21-jeweled, 48-hour, up down, deck watch in a gimbaled mahogany Hamilton box. Adjusted to temperature and 6 positions. US Navy-Bu Ships 1942. The screw cap on the bottom of the case reads" MTD Watch, Bureau of Ships, U.S. Navy, 8885-1943". -
C.1915, Hamilton Watch Co., 21-jeweled 54-hour up down indicator deck watch in a gimbaled mahogany Hamilton box, with original key. Adjusted for 5 positions. Serial No. 1260636. -
C.1943, Hamilton Watch Co., for U.S.Navy, Model 22, 21-jeweled 48-hour, up-down, pin set, deck watch in inner and outer Hamilton boxes. Engraved on the back of the case: "Chronometer Watch, Mfgr's Part No. 37615, Serial No. AF/45-D-922, P.O. No. (33-038)45-13085-AF, Hamilton Watch Company" -
C.1868, Wm. Bond and Son, Boston, Mass, No. 543, 2-day Marine Chronometer, "54" hour up-down dial, now in a C.1980 custom made mahogany box. -
C.1855, Wm. Bond and Sons, 17 Congress St, Boston, 56 hour marine chronometer No. 162, in its original brass cornered box, and less top lid. -
Mixed lot chronometer, C.1855, Eggert and Son, New York, 2-day marine chronometer, No. 968, now in a C.1900 English brass cornered box with flush handles, that is too large for the small movement. [see internet, the Eggerts were very influential in the chronometer field, and Simon Willard, Jr., even apprenticed briefly to Dominic Eggert). -
C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., SYBIL and MELODY, cast figural clock, 8- day time and strike and with fancy porcelain dial. -
C.1891, Waterbury clock Co, "Regulator No. 3" in oak, 2-weight, wall timepiece, 8-day with dead beat escapement and seconds hand below 12. -
C.1830, Aaron Willard Jr, Boston, weight banjo, 8-day, with a C.1875 bracket attached with 2 screws (can be removed). -
C.1976, Seymour B. Hall, Duxbury, Ma, modern reproduction of a lyre banjo. -
C.1845, Forestville Mfg, J. C. Brown, shelf acorn, fusee movement, with French feet and in excellent condition. -
C.1864, L. E. Whiting, Saratoga Springs, NY, "Timby Solar Time-Piece, No. 288, mahogany case with double 12 hour dial, 6" terrestrial globe, and minute dial below. The patent for this hard to find clock was held by Theodore R. Timby, who designed the clock and developed the movement. -
C.1890, Ansonia Clock Co "ANTIQUE HANGING", in an oak case with profuse gilt bronze trim, 2-weight, 8-day. -
C.1905, Ansonia Clock Co., "REGAL" , Gilt bronze crystal regulator, 8-day time and strike with exposed escapement. -
C.1875, Welch-Spring, for D. J. Gale, Drop Calendar No. 1, in a rosewood case, having unusual dial without sunrise and sunset numbers. -
C.1825, Norris North, Torrington, Con., Pillar and Scroll, 30 hour wooden works shelf clock. -
C.1818, Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time/strike "off-center" pillar and scroll shelf clock. -
C.1880, E. Howard and Co., "Regulator No. 72", 8-day weight driven timepiece in black walnut. -
C.1885, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Regulator No. 16", 8-day weight driven timepiece, walnut case, with restorations. -
C.1900, E. Howard and Co., "Regulator No. 70-16", 8-day weight driven timepiece in oak.