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Type Online-Only Auction
Price Realized 953.00 USD
Date Sold 2/19/2015


Lot # 11
Estimate 300.00 - 500.00 USD
Group - Category Jewelry & Watches - Watches
Lead Hamilton, scarce early 7J pocket watch
Description
18S, nickel OF original SB&B case, SW-LS, WE-SSD, lever escapement, gilt mvt, s#2841, only 1000 made, sold in 1895 to "Wm A Chamberlain, Towanda, Pa," according to the original Hamilton ledgers published by the NAWCC. Gross weight of assembled watch 103.8 dwt (161.4 g). While at least one other watch was sold to this man in the ledger, he did not advertise under this name between 1890 and 1910, at least in local newspapers.Mvt: GRO, fine mvt condition overall, plate discoloration and tarnish; dial with several hls and small edge chip; hands fine, needing refinishing and bluing; case shows very light wear, some MFS, no dents or dings, good grip detail; bow tight, crown shows very light wear; good thick glass crystal, only one tiny edge fracture.
Name "Third Thursday at 2pm EST" Online-Only Auction
Auctioneer Jones and Horan Auction Team
Type Online-Only Auction
Date(s) 2/12/2015 - 2/19/2015
Ends Thursday, February 19 starting at 2:00pm EST. First Lot sells next Thursday at 2:00pm. Remaining Lots sell one at a time, 2 minutes apart.
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Location Online-Only
Goffstown, NH 03045
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25 Lots sold On-Line Only with estimates from $50-$1,100. No Reserves, No Buyer's Premium, Free Domestic Shipping.
Auction Terms & Conditions * There is NO Buyer's Premium, NO Sales Tax and there are NO Reserves * Payment by check, wire transfer or Paypal * Shipping is free for Domestic customers. Contact us for a quote for International shipping charges. * We reserve the right to cancel and/or reopen the auction in the case of system failures. Key to abbreviations: “AMAC” = anti-magnetic auto-compensating | “AN” = Arabic numeral | “cal” = caliber | “ct” = carat weight | “DES” = diamond endstone | “DR” = double roller | “DSD” = double sunk dial | “dwt” = pennyweight (20 per ounce troy) | “ED” = enamel dial | “ET” = engine turned | “FS” = fine scratch(es) | “g” = gram (31.1 per troy ounce) | “GF” = gold-filled | “GJS” = gold jewel setting(s) | “GP” = gold-plated | “GRO” = good running order | “H” = height | “HB” = hinged-back | “HB&B” = hinged-back & bezel | “HC” = hunting-case | “hl” = hairline(s) | “HS” = hairspring | “J” = jewel(s) | “K” = karat of gold quality | “KW” = key-wind | “KS” = key-set | “L” = length | “LS” = lever set | “M” = model | “MB” = motor barrel | “MFS” = micro fine scratch(es) | “mm” = millimeter | “MOP” = mother-of-pearl | “mvt” = movement | “NI” = nickel or other white plating | “NOS” = new old stock | “NR” = not running | “OF” = open face | “OH” = overhaul | “p” = page | “PG” = pink gold | “PW” = pocket watch | “QS” = quick set | “QSD” = quadruple-sunk dial | “ref” = reference | “RG” = rose gold | “RGF” = rose gold-filled | “RGP” = rolled gold plate | “RN” = Roman numeral | “RPBM” = rhodium-plated base metal | “RR” = railroad | “S” = size |“s#” = serial number | “SB” = screwed-back | “SB&B” = screwed-back & bezel | “SO” = swingout | “SS” = stem-set (pendant-set) | “SSD” = single-sunk dial | “SW” = stem wind | “TP” = Total Production | “TSD” = triple-sunk dial | “TW” = total weight | “UFS” = ultra fine scratch(es), brushing | “W” = width | “WED” = white enamel dial | “WG” = white gold | “WI” = wind indicator | “WW” = wrist watch | “YG” = yellow gold The Jones & Horan plain English grading system follows this general order from top to bottom for mvts, component parts, metal dials, hands and cases: Pristine (without defect, untouched) | Mint | Near Mint | Excellent | Fine (the average grade for most used, running watches) | Fair | Poor. We no longer use "good" as a grade as it can be misleading, so it only applies to function (see below). We then describe any salient defects that should be called to the attention of the potential buyer. With respect to wear, we also use the following terms in order: No wear | Hardly any wear | Very little wear | Little wear | Very light wear | Light wear | Medium wear | Ample wear | Substantial or abundant wear | Worn out. These general terms are used in combination with precise descriptions of defects for further elaboration where needed. Enamel dials are not necessarily graded, but called "perfect" when free of cracks, chips or hairlines, which are structural and always noted. Surface defects such as scratches, discoloration or graphical defects may be present on a perfect dial, and are noted separately. The term, "Good," is only used alone to indicate that the watch or its function is doing what it should be doing, as in "good running order, good repeat function and tone, good chronograph and date functions," etc. These functions are not rated or graded. "Good crystal" means without meaningful defect, as does "Good dial." Good running order (GRO) only means that the balance and escapement are performing in healthy fashion and without apparent defect, but does not guarantee timekeeping or warrantee future performance; unless otherwise noted, our timepieces are not serviced by us, and we do not know when they were last serviced from our sources. We do our best to indicate any potential problems or needs for repair. --------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ Terms Of Use

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