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This is an assortment of four original antique pendulums for old shelf, regulator and wall clocks. All the pendulums are in good condition, but could use cleaning. The cast iron pendulum on the lower left weighs 2 3/4 oz. and measures 5/8" in diameter. The brass over lead pendulum on the upper left weighs 10 1/2 oz. and measures 3" in diameter. The gold leaf over lead pendulum on the lower right weighs 1 oz. and measures 1 1/2" in diameter. The brass over cast iron pendulum on the upper right weighs 4 3/8 oz. and measures 2 3/16" in diameter. (699-495) Price - $20 Refer to: #P153 This lot is of two original antique reverse paintings that were used on antique shelf clocks. The top painting of geometic patterns with colors that are still quite vibrant has flaking which appears to have been reshellaced to prevent further flaking. The flaking does not appear to be very noticeable when the glass is in the clock. It measures 5 3/4" in width and 3 7/16" high. The bottom painting is also of geometic patterns and is in excellent condition. It measure 5 11/16" in width and 1 5/8" high. (699-595) Price - $15 Refer to: #P149 This is an antique J. Boss 14K gold-filled, engraved, hunter-style pocket watch case. It is in good condition with some wear and some dents. The engraving is thin. It has the Boss trademark. It was originally guaranteed for 25 years which means it would take 25 years for the base metal to come through. The serial number 7409614 is inscribed on the front, back and inner plates. The crystal and ring are not present. The front hinge pin needs repair or replacing. The case measures 43.25mm and appears to fit a #16S pocket watch movement. (3999-595) Price - $65 Refer to: #CH7507 This is a micro-mini quartz movement made in Germany. There is a rear hand set knob. It measures 2 1/8" in diameter and 5/8" in depth. The overall shaft length is 1/4" and the shaft diameter is 3/16". There are three mounting holes for screws and the hour and minute hands are included. Hands may vary from those in the photo. It requires an N battery, which is not included. The movement is new old stock and in fine condition. (199-4) Price - $5 Refer to: #P128  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge This is an antique Elgin open-face pocket watch. The silver dial would benefit from a cleaning. The raised gold numerals and hands are in good condition but could use a cleaning as well. The seconds bit is missing and there is no crystal. The 17 jewel, adjusted, pendant-set nickel plated movement with damaskeening is signed ELGIN NAT'L WATCH Co. U.S.A. The serial number is 33544571 which dates the movement to 1931 and is Elgin's model #10. The balance staff appears to be broken. The watch size is 12s. The case is a Keystone J. Boss and is 10k gold-filled. It shows some wear and some scratches. The serial number is 9814371. (1499-595) Price - $75 Refer to: #SM093 This is a very attractive antique pendulum that was used on antique shelf, kitchen and parlor clocks. It is an unusual design and not one seen on standard mass-produced American clocks. The original color was bronze/copper which is now mostly worn away. The center insert was replaced some time ago as the wood shim indicates. It is in overall good condition and the rod measures 6 1/2" in length. (999-595) Price - $20 Refer to: #P144 This is an assortment of three ladies' watch cases. The case on the right has a stainless steel back, 10K.R,P. bezel. On the back is inscribed "S.W. Hamilton Co. Lancaster, PA. S588897". The case is in good condition with a few scratches when magnified and the crystal is in very good condition. The case on the left is a 10 Kt. rolled gold plate M3 Bulova. Serial number L63405. The dial and crystal are in very good condition. The case is in good condition with a few scratches when magnified. Two hands are included. The case in the center is a Detra 10K RGP Stainless Back. The case is in good condition with a few scratches when magnified. (399-4) Price - SOLD Refer to: #SM089 This is a vintage pocket watch pendant set movement and dial. The movement has a trademark of two stars above an anchor within a shield. The pure white porcelain dial is in splendid condition with just a tiny chip on the outer edge of the dial above the 1:00 position and a hardly visible one in the seconds indicator by the 5. All the enameled numbers, minute marks and seconds indicator are outstanding. The hour hand has broken off but the gold minute hand and seconds sweep are in very good condition. The jeweled movement is currently running, however, the stem may need replacing or adjusting as it does not function properly. The dial plate measures 42.66mm. (1499-565) Price - $35 Refer to: #SM069 This is an old lead pendulum used on Ingraham and other antique kitchen and parlor clocks. It appears to be original, but it is hard to determine. There are eight numbers inscribed on the back which probably are personal to a former owner of the clock. It is in good condition with a good amount of patina. The rod measures 6 3/8" in length. (499-450) Price - $10 Refer to: #P147 This is an original antique reverse painting that was used primarily on Seth Thomas OG clocks. The stenciling and paint of the center vase of flowers is in very good condition and the geometric pattern is in good condition with primarily the background paint flaking and needing restoration. The glass measures 8" in width and 9 1/2" in length. (12-1095) Price - $25 Refer to: #P150 This truing caliper is stamped O H T. It is used to true staffs on watches and pocket watches. The tool spreads and closes smoothly. The four sleeves show a bit of wear but it is in good working order. Price - $20 Refer to: #NAT02 This movement is signed A.W.W. CO. WALTHAM, MASS. The movement is also stamped Sapphire. The dial is in good condition with minor wear and scratches. The black numerals, minute markers and WALTHAM signature are in excellent condition as are the blue steel hour and minute hands. The seconds bit is missing. The balance staff appears to be fine but the watch is not running. The stem is missing. The serial number is 23193378 which dates the watch to 1919. The dial plate measures 25.1mm. (699-400) Price - $25 Refer to: #SM095 This is an assortment of two Elgin pocket watch dials. Both dials are ivory enamel in very good condition, but could use a light cleaning. Both dials measure 39.44mm and are for a #11s pocket watch. The dial on the right appears to have applied brass on the entire dial. The dial on the left has brass number indicators and black enamel trademark, seconds indicator and minute marks. (999-4) Price - $20 Refer to: #SM087  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge This box contains watch crowns, staffs and stems. They appear to be new old stock and are from a retired watchmaker's shop. There are more than 85 crowns, approximately 20 staffs and 5 stems. Eleven of the glass vials are empty and 13 vials are missing. Some of the cork stoppers are cracking or have broken. (999-595) Price - $20 Refer to: #NAT11 This movement is signed AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH Co. The movement is also stamped SAFETY PINION. The white porcelain dial has several hairline cracks and a couple of ships. The most significant of these is just above the seconds dial near the 5 seconds position. The black numerals, minute markers and dial signature are in very good condition. The dial is signed Am. Watch Co. WALTHAM. There are no hands or stem. The balance staff is broken and there is no hairspring. The serial number is 3721404 which dates the watch to 1887. The dial plate measures 30.62mm. (999-400) Price - $55 Refer to: #SM094 This lot includes an "eternity" necklace chain and sterling silver cross pendant. The necklace chain is unmarked with a few links in not perfect condition but it has a good appearance and measures 13 1/2" in length. The large silver cross pendant is engraved sterling silver with "Sterling" inscribed on the side and measures 1" in length. It is new old stock and in very good condition. (499-300) Price - $10 Refer to: #SM059 This is an interesting original antique reverse painting that has the inscription GREENWOOD CEMETERY, ENTRANCE on the old glass. It was used in antique OG clocks. There is a considerable amount of flaking with the church virtually gone. The Europeans often depicted cemeteries in their paintings and the painting has a European flair, but it could have come from an American OG as well. The glass measures 10" in length and 8" in length. (699-1095) Price - $15 Refer to: #P151 This pocket watch movement and dial is a chronograph. The hallmark on the back plate appears to be Swiss. Also stamped on the back of the movement is PATENTED AUG: 29th 82. The front plate is stamped with #20695. The dial has two significant chips on the outer edge of the seconds track between the 50-60 position. There are also some hairline cracks. The movement is lever set and the lever functions properly. The stem is missing. The watch runs for several hours in the dial down position before stopping but has not been tested for time keeping. It would benefit from a thorough cleaning and is being sold for parts or restoration. The seconds sweep starts, stops and resets properly. The subsidiary dial for the chronograph is of a 30 minute duration. The dial plate measures 42.86mm and should fit a 19s Lignes case. (999-595) Price - $75 Refer to: #SM096 This is a beautiful original antique gold painted pendulum with a good amount of patina that was used on antique kitchen and parlor clocks. The design is an unusual one and is not found on the standard mass-produced clocks of the time. It is in good condition and the rod measures 7 1/2" in length. (999-595) Price - SOLD Refer to: #P145 This lot is for an assortment of five watchbands. The band at the top is a gold Speidel mens "Twist-o-Flex Jr" watchband. It is new old stock and in excellent condition. It retains its original container and is a size large. The top caps are 10K G.F. and the bottom caps are stainless. The original retail suggested price was $4.95. The next band was made by Gemex and is made from Norwegian calfskin. It is for a ladies watch and measures 6 3/4" in length. It is new old stock and comes in its original box. The third watchband is made by Speidel and is stainless steel. It is new old stock and measures 5 1/2" long and 7/16" wide. Next is a ladies stainless steel band that shows very little wear. The links open and close smoothly. It is 5 3/8" long and 5/16" wide. The last watchband was made by Admiral U.S.A. It is for a ladies watch measuring 5 1/8" long and 3/16" wide. It shows very little wear and the links open and close properly. The top is 1/20 10K G.F. (699-500) Price - SOLD Refer to: #SM092 This is a pair of old, vintage lead weights for 30-hour cuckoo or novelty clocks. They are in excellent condition with a slight patina. The hooks are in excellent condition as well. Each weight weighs 250 grams. Each weight is 4 5/8 inches in length, not including the hook. Diameter is 1 inch at its widest point. Price - $10 Refer to: #P020  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge This is an assortment of two Elgin watch movements and dials. (1) The watch on the left has the ELGIN signature on the dial. The silver dial shows wear and scrathches and would benefit from a cleaning. The hour hand is present but the minute hand and seconds bit are not. The movement is signed Elgin U.S.A. The serial number is 28377529 which dates the watch to 1924. The balance staff appears to be fine but the watch is not running. There is no stem. The dial plate measures 25.34mm in diameter. (2) The watch on the right has 17 jewels and the movement is signed ELGIN, U.S.A. The serial number is 35896301 which dates the watch to 1934. The balance staff appears to be fine but the movement is not currently running. The stem operates properly. The silver dial is signed ELGIN and would benefit from a thorough cleaning. The blue steel hands show some rust. The movement measures 23.68mm in diameter. (699-4) Price - $25 Refer to: #SM051 This is a U.S. made Takane thin mini quartz movement with 16" adjustable pendulum rod, three pendulum bobs, minute and hour hands, mounting hardware and hanger. The pendulum bobs measure 3 1/2", 2 3/4", and 2 1/8". The bobs have the original protective cellophane coverings which the photo may show as having scratches, but once removed, the bob is perfect. There is a rear hand set knob. The movement has the standard "I" hand shaft, which is 3/4" overall length and 5/16" in diameter. The movement is time only and requires AA batteries, which are not included. This complete movement set is new old stock and in fine condition. (499-565) Price - $10 Refer to: #P139 This is an assortment of 12 pieces of Horolovar temperature compensating steel springs for making suspension springs for 400-Day clocks. It is an assortment of popular strengths. Not sure if the strengths match the particular slot that the springs are in. The occupied slots are .048mm(2), .053mm(1), .056mm(2), .071mm(1), .079mm(1), .084mm(1), .091mm(2) and .114mm(2). Price - $15 Refer to: #P094 This watch was made by the Illinois Watch Co. The silver dial is in good condition with just nominal wear. The numerals and minute markers are in excellent condition. The movement is signed ILLINOIS WATCH CO. SPRINGFIELD, U.S.A. It has 11 jewels. The serial number is 2833074 which dates the watch to 1916. The balance staff and wheel are missing as is the retaining screw for the barrel wheel. There are no hands, crown or stem. The dial plate measures 43.14mm in diameter and it should fit a 16s case. This would make an excellent restoration. (999-595) Price - SOLD Refer to: #SM091 This clock dial pan is solid brass and measures 5 3/8" edge to edge and is for a 4 3/4" painted or paper dial with a 4 3/8" time track. It is new old stock and is in excellent condition. If desired, a proper size paper dial with either roman numerals or arabic numbers will be included. Price - $12 Refer to: #P056  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge This is a huge assortment of vintage ladies' watchband parts. There are four plastic transparent containers. Box #1 contains a variety of gold and silver clasps, catches, band links and safety chains. Box #2 is primarily an assortment of Speidel watchband links of gold and silver. Box #3 includes a wide array of silver clasps and catches. Box #4 is made up of gold band links. This assortment is from a retired watchmaker's estate and is a treasure for any watch collector. (399-750) Price - $50 Refer to: #SM056 This is a U.S.A made Takane thin mini quartz movement. There is a rear hand set knob. It has a convenient on/off switch. The movement has the standard "I" hand shaft, which is 5/16" overall length. The movement is time only and requires 1 AA battery, which is not included. The movement measures 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" x 5/8" and is new old stock in fine condition. It includes mounting hardware, hour and minute and seconds sweep hand and hanger. (299-565) Price - $8 Refer to: #P118  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge  Click Image to Enlarge This is an assortment of three gold charm bracelets and the original vintage display card for jewelry stores. All three were manufactured by the American Jewelry Chain Co. of Providence, Rhode Island. Each of these vintage bracelets is gold-filled, is a single-linked chain and measures 7 1/4" in length. They are new old stock and are in fine condition. The clasps are in good working order and each is hallmarked "1/20 12K." The display card originally held 12 charm bracelets with a variety of the sterling silver models. The display is a thick cardboard with a mat of blue-green felt. The board does show some wear but still displays very nicely. On the back of the board is a photo illustrating several of the bracelets included in this assortment, but in sterling silver. Two of the chains being sold in this assortment, the one in the center and the one to the far right, are pictured on the left side of the Company's illustration. (999-550) Price - $25 Refer to: #SM048 This is an original, gold-enameled antique Waterbury pendulum that was used for shelf, kitchen and parlor clocks. There is a considerable amount of patina. It is in good condition, but could use a cleaning. The rod measures 6 1/8" in length. (999-595)
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