Elgin 8s Pocket Watch Movement 15 Jewels Grade 67 Model 1
1800s Elgin 8s pocket watch movement grade 67 model 1 with 15 jewels. Not running. For parts or restoration. Thanx for looking!
1800s Elgin 8s pocket watch movement grade 67 model 1 with 15 jewels. Not running. For parts or restoration. Thanx for looking!
Waltham, Massachusetts, USA. Model 1873, Grade Royal, Size 8s. (information obtained from “Pocket Watch Database” online). ANTIQUE circa 1880. SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR. Also, the actual color and/or contrast of any item may appear different in person, depending upon your computer screen’s color and brightness setting.
Waltham, Massachusetts, USA. Model 1873, Grade Royal, Size 8s. MISSING CROWN. SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR. ANTIQUE circa 1880. (information obtained from “Pocket Watch Database” online). SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR.
This city had third largest jewish population in Poland after Warsaw and Lodz. Most of the jews were killed by nazis during War War 2 and possibly only 200 to 800 jews survived. After war Lwow was taken uned Soviet Union occupation.
The manufacturer has not been identified but the hallmarks and construction are consistent with Italian sterling silver production. The clasp operates properly and the chain presents beautifully.
Grade- Currier. Production- 1882. WINDS and RUNS. MY POCKET WATCHES ARE CHECKED BY A WATCHMAKER TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE WORKING PROPERLY. Includes key.
Size 18s pocket watch. Size: 18s (Large, classic open-face gentleman’s size). Production Year: 1887. Manufacturer: Elgin National Watch Co. (USA). There are no major structural cracks. The hinges are secure, and the lids open and close tightly as they should.
Hunter Case in great shape, little Wear. See Pictures. Porcelain Dial is pristine. In fact, the entire case and case back, show very little wear and this watch was well taken care of prior entering my collection.
The watch is in good working condition. The case is sterling silver with British hallmarks. The maker’s mark, or import mark, consists of the letters ‘LP’ in a shield cartouche. The movement is a Swiss cylinder movement also hallmarked ‘LP.’ I don’t think the key that comes with this watch is original to the piece.
Features elegant, ornate Louis XVI style stamped hands. Caliber: Lepine Caliber IV layout with distinctive parallel bar bridges. Type: Pocket Watch. Era: Pre-1920 (Circa 1870-1890).