I have a couple of case markings that I could use some help on. They both look like gold plated or filled and I'm pretty sure one of them is but I have no clue on the other one.
Thanks,
Harry

If I'm reading the price guide correctly and assuming the price guide is correct the following two photos indicate 14kt gold filled 25 years.

Correct?

On dust cover.

This one I can't find anything out. Is it gold or brass?

This may be a little better. It is a very nice case with the cleanest movement I've ever seen. It is an Elgin and I bought it in hopes that the I could use the case on another watch but this one is so clean I am rethinking that.

Ok I know with all you watch experts out there someone has to have come accross this marking before. I sure hope it is gold plated.

Can't tell you what it is made of but the symbol with the flag was by the Fahy's Watch Case Company of New York.

Tom

Thank you Tom and Lindell. I knew that somebody out there could help me. That is indeed great news. I have a Elgin with this case and the case and movement look brand new. The s/n dates it to 1893. there are no jeweler marks on the inside of the rear cover and I have never seen a gilt movement shine like this before. I will attempt to photograph it and show everyone later.
Thanks again