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Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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My latest Pansy.

If you know what the name of these beads are, how about letting me know.
How about the Box? Tom mentioned Japanese in the other post, right? I don't know these at all.

I didn't even notice that there was a Protector for the watch until Tom pointed it out to me.

Thanks Tom.


Sheila


New Pan10
 
Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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#2 7 Diamonds and 3 Garnets.


Sheila


New Pan40
 
Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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#3


Sheila


New Pan20
 
Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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# 4


Sheila


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Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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The Chain/Fob

The Black Case is a Watch Protector.


Sheila


New Pan Chain
 
Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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A nice Box


Sheila


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Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
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Sheila, Is the watch protector made of Bakelite? If so, can you read on the inside cloth lining if it is an Ajax product?

Yours looks like an Ajax protector.
These Ajax protectors were popular in the late 1800's and early part of the century. They made them in both OF and HC configuration, and made them in most all sizes.
These protectors are collectable in their own right.

Tom
 
Posts: 1060 | Registered: March 10, 2003
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Sheila, that is one cool watch & chain! What is it made of? Did the set/box come together? If you get time, please post your collection of Pansys' in the archive section here.


Sam Williamson

 
Posts: 618 | Location: Northwestern Florida in the U.S.A. | Registered: November 27, 2002
Picture of Tom McIntyre
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I said Japan in my previous post, but the box is more likely Chinese. It is very similar in appearance to the ones that modern Chinese reproduction clocks are shipped in. I would be very surprised if it were more than 15 or 20 years old.

The fob looks like ebony to me. Is it shiney or soft finish?
 
Posts: 633 | Location: Boston, Massachusetts USA | Registered: November 25, 2002
Picture of Sheila Gilbert
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Tom H,
I just won the watch, so I don't have it yet, but I do know about the Protectors, I have one that I got some time back, and posted here, it was an Ajax and still has some writing in it. I'll list when I get it.

Sam, Thank you, and I am going to post all of my Pansy's when I get this one. I have some questions to ask about all of them, and can't wait to get this one, so I can settle some questions I have about them.

Tom Mc,
Good observation, you can let me know about the box when I get it, and you can let me know what you tink about it.
Maybe you can tell me about the fob. Is Ebony shiney or flat? Also, I thought it might be something they call Jet, but I know nothing about either of these. Like the others, I will have to post the information when I get the items.

You were also right about the cost, I didn't even realize that the watch had the protector with it, until I read your other post! Duh.
Thank you for that.


Now that I look at it, the watch, with all that came with it, was quite reasonable.

Nice Elgin 0s, 14K Gold, 7 Diamaonds, 3 Garnets, or Ruby's, A Watch Protector, A Fob that is Ebony or Jet, and a nice Chinese Box to put it in.
Not bad for $500


Sheila
 
Posts: 3094 | Location: La Plata, Maryland U.S.A. | Registered: May 22, 2004
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