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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Ball Watch Co. Swiss desktop clock. | ||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Cased in brass, weighs 3 lbs. 3 oz. stands 4 inches high, close-up of the dial | |||
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Compass on top | |||
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Hygrometer | |||
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Barometer | |||
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Thermometer | |||
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Larry, Fun item! Great pics! Nice item to add to anyone's collection. Ball's retail outlet sold all kinds of interesting stuff. I have a swiss travel clock siged by Webb. I once saw some silverware on Ebay with Webb's name on it but it went too high. Everytime I see some silverware at an estate or flea market I look for the retailers name! I do have a spoon with C.C. Fried's name on it to match my private label. happy hunting, | ||||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Base, would anybody out there know when this desktop clock was manufactured, and who was the manufacturer? | |||
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Thanks Bill, I really like it, all the functions still work, yes Webb C. Ball did offer many items from jewelry store, I have a silver sugar bowl and creamer, and many Brotherhood pins, badges, and I have two silver spoons from the dedication of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Building in Cleveland. I would like to see a picture of your C. C. Freid spoon Larry | |||
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Very interesting item, thanks Larry for sharing it with us! Debbie | |||
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