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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
My Latest Ball Waltham | ||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Ball Waltham 21 Jewel Serial No. B-266227 | |||
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IHC Life Member |
What a beauty Larry....One day....maybe I will have one of these also.... Thank you for sharing it with us.... Regards, Jerry | |||
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IHC President Life Member |
Larry, that is a truly beautiful example. Without question the nicest 20th Century set I have ever seen. Lindell | |||
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IHC Vice President Pitfalls Moderator IHC Life Member |
Outstanding example Larry, spotless movement, pristine box. It doesn't get much better than that. Best Regards, Ed | |||
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Larry, I guess if someone wans to collect "modern" 20th century watches, it might as well be as pretty as yours. Congrats, | ||||
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Larry, Ok, found a container, not as sharp as yours. Now I guess I will have to find an appropriate watch for it! Larry, mine doesn't swing out and display like a travel clock as yours appears to do!! What hinge or other feature keeps your display from seperating from the case? happy hunting, | ||||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Hello Bill: Here are some views of my case. | |||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Front view; | |||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
There is no actual hinge at the top, just the fabric glued underneath the backing. | |||
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Larry Thanks !! Fully understanding how it works made it possible for me to get mine to work correctly. Mine now works just like a travel clock. I was afraid to try to free it until I knew how it looked on the reverse. happy hunting | ||||
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Railway Historian IHC Life Member Site Moderator |
Hello Bill: I Hope you can find a suitable candidate for your Ball watch holding case. Here is a train dispatcher on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Mobile, Alabama in 1943 using a similar stand for his railroad pocket watch Larry | |||
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