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posted July 17, 2003 13:40
Here is a very nice 16 size Model 1908 Waltham Canadian Pacific Railroad pocket watch. The serial number is 22294106 in a run from 22294001-200 according to the Waltham Pocket Watch Identification and Price Guide of 1976 by Roy Ehrhardt. The Price Guide to Watches Vol. NO 23 rates this movement as a 3 STAR which translates to VERY FEW. In the Canadian Pacific RR Pocket Watches the 16 size movement is much more scarce than the 18 size movement.
I have an 18 size Canadian Pacific RR watch also and these are a favorite part of my collection. There is something magic about the Canadian Rail Road to me. Maybe it is the beautiful countryside that this railroad traverses. Smile

Phil Dellinger

 
posted July 17, 2003 13:43
A nice CPR Police Badge with the collection. Smile

CPR POLICE BADGE
 
posted August 02, 2003 20:53
Phil; Now we need a picture of the dial!
 
posted August 03, 2003 12:00
Phil Dellinger

 
posted October 10, 2004 21:34
CANADIAN RAIL book from 1980 with Canadian Pacific Railroad information.

 
posted October 10, 2004 21:35
Page 246 of the Canadian Rail book. Notice the dial and hands are identical to my watch.

 
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posted October 10, 2004 21:51
beatiful watch phil..love the waltham watches ..

i think the canadian dials and movements are beauitful railroad watches and your,s is a very nice example..
 
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posted October 11, 2004 13:09
Hey, Phil . . .

I recently acquired sn 22155931 (22155800-22156000) which is virtually identical to yours except that it is cased in a very similar (but for the triple hinge) Cashier Extra (Canadian) case. Certainly not it's twin or even a bother or sister, but perhaps a closely related cousin - eh ??

btw, in a rather cursory manual search of the serial numbers, I only found three additionl runs totaling another 750 for a grand total of only 1,150 produced.

Yours & mine are the only two that I've personally seen in the 16s.

Jim
 
posted October 11, 2004 14:28
Jim,

How about taking some pictures of your 16 size CPR watch and adding it to this thread?
 
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posted October 11, 2004 14:49
Phil -

I wish I could - but - I don't have my camera with me at the moment & I'm on my way out-of-town for a few days. I'll try to get something up asap upon my return . . .
 
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