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Picture of Ted Steuernagel
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Are there many out there lets see them. I think there neat

 
Posts: 335 | Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. | Registered: November 23, 2002
Picture of Ted Steuernagel
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Chain Guards

 
Posts: 335 | Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. | Registered: November 23, 2002
Picture of Ted Steuernagel
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The Movement is a Wathham Sterling 18s hunting case

 
Posts: 335 | Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. | Registered: November 23, 2002
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I think they are neat too, Ted. Just don't own any (for now).

Charlie
 
Posts: 719 | Registered: December 15, 2002
Picture of Stephanie O'Neil
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Ted,
Good thread! Smile I don't have any in my collection as of yet. Do you know the date of your watch? Any more info you can provide on chain guard bows would be appreciated!

Are there other members who would like to add to Ted's thread with chain guard PWs in their collection or more info? Confused


Stephanie O'Neil

 
Posts: 1419 | Location: New Orleans, Louisiana USA | Registered: April 01, 2003
Picture of Ted Steuernagel
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Hi Stephanie, The serial # is 1,403,847 year is 1879 its a 7 jewel Sterling model 77 grade is a Wm Ellery, The case is marked D&C. CO i think its Duhme & CO they started in 1871 in Cincinnati, Ohio 4th and Walnut st. The case is also marked 925/ 1000 sterling silver, it has a 3 arm uncut nickel balance. Hope this helps. Regards TED
 
Posts: 335 | Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. | Registered: November 23, 2002
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