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BURLINGTON

• 2 GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE
  2 GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE JUG BY F. WOODca. 1875; two gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware jug, slipped cobalt stylized floral motif, impressed "2/ F. Woodworth/ Burlington, VT", flattened banded rim, Albany slip glaze interior, 8 1/2"d, 14 1/4"h; Condition: good
• VERMONT FOUR-GALLON STONEWARE
  VERMONT FOUR-GALLON STONEWARE CROCK, 19TH C.Vermont four-gallon stoneware crock, 19th c. , impressed A.K. Ballard Burlington, VT , with cobalt grape bunch decoration, 11 1/2" h., 11" w. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. Firing pot to base at rear.
• TWO STONEWARE JUGS, 19TH C.Two
  TWO STONEWARE JUGS, 19TH C.Two stoneware jugs, 19th c. , impressed A.K. Ballard Burlington, VT. and Ballardville Stoneware Mfg. Co. , with cobalt decoration, 11" h. and 16 1/4" h. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Large-spout chips. Small-spout chips.
• 4PCS MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS
  4PCS MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS SIGNED DOCUMENTS George Evans Davis (December 26, 1839 ? June 28, 1926), a signed bank check drawn on Merchants National Bank of Burlington, Vermont. Oliver Duff (or Davis) Greene (January 25, 1833 ? March 19, 1904) was a Union officer who received the Medal of Honor on December 13, 1893, for his action at the Battle of Antietam on September 16, 1862. Signed special orders. Brig. Gen. Absalom Baird (August 20, 1824 ? June 14, 1905) was a career United States Army officer who distinguished himself as a Union Army general in the American Civil War. Baird received the Medal of Honor for his military actions. 24 page General Orders signed by Baird. Brigadier General Rufus Saxton (1824-1908), a general in the Union Army. Handwritten letter with signature.
• N-Gauge Locomotives and Train
  N-Gauge Locomotives and Train Cars to include Bachmann Spirit of 76 diesel locomotive, Con-Cor Penn Central locomotive, Bachmann 0-6-0 USRA switcher PA, bachmann santa fe 890, Life Like Burlington 549, Arnold Rapido 4829 PA, Atlas Southern Pacific 5445, Atlas 3484, Atlas 5629, Arnold Rapido 3610 and more.
• N-Gauge Locomotives and Train
  N-Gauge Locomotives and Train Cars to include Union Pacific 3542 Lima Italy locomotive, Lima PA 7325 locomotive, Rapido Union Pacific locomotive 1600, Santa Fe locomotive, unmarked, Atlas Baltimore and Ohio locomotive, Lima 7325 PA locomotive, rapido Brooklyn Central, Lima Wabash 2021, santa fe locomotive lacking innards, Lima santa fe locomotive, Bachmann N scale train set santa fe, Con-Cor new york central 5450, N Scale Con Cor 4-6-4 New York Central Engine #5407, Arnold Rapido baltimore and ohio 5312, Minitrix 386 Baltimore and Ohio, Atlas n scale 0-8-0 steam locomotive and tender AT&SF # 102, N MRC 6986 Alco C-420 Diesel Locomotive Penn Central #8023, Burlington Diesel Locomotive 549, Atlas 4866 locomotive and more.
• Group of Vintage Lionel Trains.
  Group of Vintage Lionel Trains. Group includes Lionel #6029 remote control track set in original box. #3665 minuteman missile launching car in original box, missile appears to repaired. 1950's Lionel Hudson type 4-6-4 locomotive #2055 with tender. Along with a Sunoo tanker car, and a 1976 fundimensions by Lionel Burlington Northern 181 in H-O scale locomotive engine (railing is broken), a burlington northern box car (marked Yugoslavia) and caboose marked AHM -11445. All trains are in fair to poor condition and are untested. If you have any doubt, please ask questions! We will provide extra pictures, or can schedule an in person or video conference preview at your convenience. In house Flat Rate Shipping of $20 is a domestic shipping estimate for first lot and includes insurance. We will gladly combine multiple lots for your convenience and economy. Each additional lot we can pack in the same box is $5 each. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
• FOUR LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE BLACK
  FOUR LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE BLACK TRANSFER-PRINTED TILES, CIRCA 1757-1770 SQUARE: 5 IN. (12.5 CM.), EACH WITHIN A BLACK FRAMEFOUR LIVERPOOL DELFTWARE BLACK TRANSFER-PRINTED TILES, CIRCA 1757-1770, the first two signed in the print 'J:Sadler,Liverpl:', all attributed to the John Sadler and Guy Green printshop, each with a scene from rustic life, including: "The Tithe-pig", Maiden and Traveler, "Gentleman Playing a Flute" and "Country Dancing" (4) Dimensions: Square: 5 in. (12.5 cm.), each within a black frame Provenance: The first two tiles - Sotheby's, London, March 1977 (part - split with Harriet Goldweitz) ($125 for 2) The second two tiles - Townsend, MA.,1989 ($132.30 for 2) From the Collection of Diana Edwards Murnaghan, No. 60 Catalogue note: See Anthony Ray, "English Delftware Tiles", (1973), nos. 640, 650, 663 and 681 The 'Tithe pig' design which is also found on porcelain and creamware is derived from an engraving by Muller after Louis Phillip Boitard, dated 1751. See Bernard Watney, "Engravings as an Origin of Designs...," Burlington, Aug. (1966), pl. 18. Also see the example from the Charlotte Schreiber Collection at the Victoria & Albert Museum, unsigned, accession no. 414:840/B-1885. Figures groups of this subject are known at Derby and in Staffordshire pottery. For another example of "Country Dancing", see the British Museum, accession no. 1887,0307,E.169.19.
• THREE EARLY BOOKSReflections on
  THREE EARLY BOOKSReflections on Courtship and Marriage in Two Letters To a Friend: Wherein A Practicable Plan is Laid Down for Obtaining and Securing Conjugal Felicity To Which Are Added, A Letter To A Very Young Lady, On Her Marriage , by Dean Swift, and, An Essay On Jealousy In Two Discourses By Joseph Addison, Esq., Harrisburg, Allen and Wyeth, 1792, 6 1/4" x 4", together with Views of the Campaigns of the North-Western Army , by Samuel R. Brown, Burlington, Samuel Mills, 1814, 6 3/4" x 4", and Practical Horse Farrier; or, The Traveller's Pocket Companion. Shewing the Best Method to Preserve the Horse in Health , by William Carver, Philadelphia, McCarty & Davis, 1820, 6 3/4" x 4". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• FOUR PIECES OF STONEWARE, 19TH
  FOUR PIECES OF STONEWARE, 19TH C.Four pieces of stoneware, 19th c., to include a two-gallon crock impressed A. K. Ballard Burlington VT , with cobalt floral decoration, 9 1/4" h.; a two-gallon jug impressed F. Woodworth Burlington VT , with cobalt stencil W. C. B. & Co. , 14" h.; three-gallon jug, impressed E. & L.P. Norton Bennington VT , with cobalt floral decoration, 14 3/4" h.; and a four-gallon churn, impressed F. Woodworth Burlington VT , with lid and wood dasher, 16" h. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Ballard - two rim chips, small base rim chip. Woodworth - some exfoliation to lettering. Norton - very large crack, small rim chips. Churn - chips to rim of lid, stone pop to mid body, 8'' hairline to back side.
• BURLINGTON NEW JERSEY FRIENDSHIP
  BURLINGTON NEW JERSEY FRIENDSHIP QUILTBurlington, New Jersey friendship quilt, dated 1847 , and presented to Rev. Joseph and Julia Ashbrook and signed by Friends Mary T. Lincoln, John Speechius, Charlotte Allen, etc., 90" x 88". Provenance: A Yardley, Pennsylvania family. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Scattered light stains. Heavier staining to back.
• ILLEGIBLY SIGNED, MIXED MEDIA ON
  ILLEGIBLY SIGNED, MIXED MEDIA ON RIVES PAPER Modern mixed media on Rives paper featuring a reproduction of Leonardo's caulk and charcoal drawing entitled "The Burlington House Cartoon" and covered with splattered paint, illegible signature lower right. Image: 26" H x 19" W, frame: 32.25" H x 24.5" W. Loose border on frame interior noted.
• 19TH C. SCOTTISH BASKET HILT SWORD,
  19TH C. SCOTTISH BASKET HILT SWORD, 79TH REGIMENTScottish basket hilt 1828 pattern sword, 19th c., the ricasso marked at both sides with the Star of Damascus proof mark and "Buckmaster & Co., 3 Burlington St. London", the 31.75"l foliate engraved blade further marked with a crown over the stylized VR (Queen Victoria) and "79th Cameron Highlanders", the multi branch steel basket with leather and cloth liner over the wire wrapped shagreen grip, housed in a steel scabbard, overall: 39"l *Note: William Buckmaster & Co., London, operated from 1841-1884. The 79th Highland Cameronian Volunteers was formed in 1793. It became the 79th Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Regiment in 1881.
• FOUR TRANSITIONAL COIN SILVER
  FOUR TRANSITIONAL COIN SILVER POCKET WATCHES. American, 4th Qtr - 19th century. Four 18S, 15J, K & SW/LS watches including: Columbus Watch Co. HC, dial marked Chas. Waldin Burlington IA', serial #67041 (1886-87); Richmond Watch Co. OF, dial and movement marked 'Meadville PA', serial #72303; Columbus Watch Co. OF, thick beveled glass crystal, serial #32345 (1884); Together with Columbus Watch Co. OF, missing second hand, not running, serial #28030 (1883-84). Three watches in running condition - no guarantee. Wear to watches commensurate with age and use.
• 4 GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE
  4 GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK BY BALLAca. 1865; four gallon salt glazed cylindrical stoneware crock, brushed cobalt spray of flowers design, impressed "Ballard & Brothers/ Burlington, VT/ 4", flattened rolled rim, applied pair of molded crescent lugs, incised shoulder ring, Albany slip glaze interior, 11 1/4"d, 11 1/4"h; Condition: 1/2" chip on lug edge, 1/4" stone pop, 3"x 10" tight spider in base and foot
• (3) Gold filled pocket watches to
  (3) Gold filled pocket watches to include Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co. grade 107, sn 3151910, circa 1917, 16S, 21J, OF, with damaged triple sunk dial, not currently running, Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co. watch sn 3603807, circa 1919, 16S, 21J, triple sunk dial with hairlines and chip, wound tight and Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co., SN 1659719, 16S, 17J, OF, triple sunk dial with lite hairlines, wound tight, each in gold filled case.
• ENGLISH CARVED AND DECORATED WOOD
  ENGLISH CARVED AND DECORATED WOOD 'GENERAL' BUS WITH BURLINGTON BERTIE PAPER LABEL AFFIXED TO BOTTOM, WITH EIGHT PASSENGERS AND A DRIVER FIGURE, L: 22 IN. (55.9 CM.)English Carved and Decorated Wood 'General' Bus with Burlington Bertie Paper Label Affixed to Bottom, with Eight Passengers and a Driver Figure,, Dimensions: L: 22 in. (55.9 cm.)
• An antique Nichols & Alford
  An antique Nichols & Alford Burlington VT 2 gal crock with cobalt decoration, and wood lid, 10.5”H; with an antique OL & AK Ballard 3 gallon crock with cobalt decoration, 10.5”H. Condition: 2 gal with chipping to handles CT Transfer Fee $20
• Two antique stoneware crocks: a
  Two antique stoneware crocks: a Ballard Burlington VT 3 gal handled crock with dandelion/floral cobalt decoration, 11.75”H with a 3 gal crock with spiral cobalt decoration 11”H. Condition: cobalt of Ballard with chipping, small chips to base of both CT Transfer Fee $20
• 19th C. Fort Edward 2 gallon
  19th C. Fort Edward 2 gallon crock 9”H, with 19th C. A.K. Ballard Burlington VT 2 gallon jug 14”H. Condition: crock has a crack, jug has some staining CT Transfer Fee $20
• SLEEPING BLACK DUCKJess Heisler
  SLEEPING BLACK DUCKJess Heisler (1891-1943) Burlington, NJ, c. 1920 14 in. long An excellent and important sleeping decoy from a river region dominated by straight-headed decoys. John English is credited with drawing up the region's pattern and setting an unsurpassed bar for quality. In his broad wake, Heisler rose to the top and is believed to have introduced the sleeper to the region, with some later makers following his lead, to the delight of collectors. Along with its rarity, this well-executed carving is among the maker's finest with thin carved tail feathers, and crisp primaries. The head and bill are carefully inlaid into the three-piece hollow body. Further separating this decoy from its few peers is the special attention paid to the stylized feather paint adorning every facet of the plumage with patterns of loops, dots, and dashes. The underside is marked with a “BP-6” for the collection of Bob and Pauline White. When the Whites sold this decoy, it was conveyed that the bird has been exhibited at the Burlington County Museum and the Mercer Museum. Original paint with light wear. Provenance: Private Rig, Florence, New Jersey and Odessa, California Bob White Collection Kangas Collection of International Folk Art and Decoys Literature: “Decoy Magazine,” May/June 2019, p. 28, exact decoy illustrated. H. Harrison Huster and Doug Knight, "Floating Sculptures: The Decoys of the Delaware River," Spanish Fork, UT, 1982. Exhibited: Doylestown, PA, "Ducks, Decoys and the Delaware: A Regional Hunting Tradition," The Mercer Museum, 2004
• IMPORTANT BIDDLE-RIG GREEN-WINGED
  IMPORTANT BIDDLE-RIG GREEN-WINGED TEAL DRAKEJess Heisler (1891-1943) Burlington, NJ, c. 1920 12 1/4 in. long This early Biddle rig decoy is exceedingly rare and possibly unique with no Heisler teal in original condition apparent at auction for at least twenty-five years. Only a single blue-winged hen with a repaired bill surfaced in 2010. In 2001 "Decoy Magazine" hinted at their possible existence, writing that Heisler's teal pattern remained in the family "so possibly he produced those as well." This bird hails from the esteemed rig of Charles Biddle, a wealthy sportsman from Andelusia, Pennsylvania, who hunted with his cousin, Mercer. In a cover article on Heisler, "Decoy Magazine" reports that the Biddles "both owned Heisler scull boats and decoys, often employing his services." The Biddles were known to hunt over some the finest decoys on the river, including choice examples by John Blair Sr. (1843-1929). The article also states that "Reportedly the Biddles, who owned or rented a railroad car, would hire a train to pull it to a spur in Maryland where they would use it for a duck camp." The cousins were also members of the Philadelphia Gun Club on the Chesapeake Bay, which hosted the likes of Annie Oakley, Earnest Hemingway, and Gen. John Pershing. The hollow body shows Heisler's best early carving with dramatically lifted wing tips and a flaring tail, each finished with incised feathering. The underside has a partial brand reading "Biddl." Original paint with even gunning wear and slight crack below left neck seam. Provenance: Charles Biddle Rig The Estate of Ann Dickinson Dale Literature: H. Harrison Huster and Doug Knight, "Floating Sculptures: The Decoys of the Delaware River," Spanish Fork, UT, 1982, no Heisler teal listed or illustrated. Allen Linkchorst, "Jess Heisler: Builder of Quality Boats and Decoys," Decoy Magazine, Lewes, DE, March/April 2001, front cover and pp. 8-11, Heisler and Biddle discussed, teal pattern listed.
• CURTIS & DUNNING PATENT TIMEPIECE
  CURTIS & DUNNING PATENT TIMEPIECE OR, "BANJO," CLOCK Burlington Vermont, c. 1820's, Roman numeral painted iron dial signed, "Warranted by Curtis & Dunning," moon hands, gilded rope molded frames enclosing reverse-painted glasses, the lower depicting Neptune, the throat with gilt leaves on a white background flanked by brass side ornaments, eight-day time-only movement with lead weight and pendulum
• A REGENCY PORTRAIT MINIATURE SIGNED
  A REGENCY PORTRAIT MINIATURE SIGNED ‘J GILLIS’ early 19th century, depicting a gentleman in a double breasted coat, label to the reverse for ‘Burlington Fine Arts Club’, 7cm high Provenance: A private Dorset collection of miniatures.
• Vintage panoramic photograph,
  Vintage panoramic photograph, Vermont Music Festival, Burlington 1932. 8.5” x 41.5” Condition: some paper warping CT Transfer Fee $10
• An abstract on wood panel by
  An abstract on wood panel by Burlington, VT artist S. Griffin-Murphy. Overall 17.25”H x 24”W Condition: good overall CT Transfer Fee $10
• Cork black duck decoy with wood
  Cork black duck decoy with wood head, attributed to Chuck Kirby S. Burlington VT, 17”L. Painted wood decoy, signed on bottom, John Dalton 2008, 18”L. Condition: cork with detatchable head, wear CT Transfer Fee $20
• GORHAM-WHITING STERLING SILVER
  GORHAM-WHITING STERLING SILVER SERVICE FOR EIGHT IN "BURLINGTON" PATTERN, CA. 1914 Total 54 pieces, including eight of each: dinner knife with Old French stainless blade, 9-¾", dinner fork, 7-?", salad fork, 5-?", soup spoon, 7-?", tea spoon, 6", fruit spoon, 5-?", and six individual butter spreaders with flat handles, 5-½". All pieces marked with Whiting Hallmark as Gorham Division, "M", "Sterling" and "Pat. 1914". Monogramed. Comes with fitted wood case with burgundy flannel liner inside. Total weight, excluding knives with stainless blades, 46.20 toz.
• TWO SHELVES OF STONEWARE CROCKS AND
  TWO SHELVES OF STONEWARE CROCKS AND JARS Two shelves of stoneware crocks and jars, including an A.K. Ballard Burlington, VT, largest: 11"h
• ISAAC PEARSON CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE
  ISAAC PEARSON CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE CLOCK.Isaac Pearson, Burlington (New Jersey) Chippendale Walnut Flat Top Tall Case Clock. Cove molded cornice, turned column stiles, arched side lights, cove molded waist, lip molded arch top pendulum door, molded base. Eight day movement with silvered metal dial having engraved roman numerals alternated by fleur de les, second and date dials with scrolled spandrels, central masks, oval name plate signed Isaac Person above Burlington, brass medallion crest with engraved eagle above "Tempus Fugit" flanked by dolphin and scroll spandrels. Isaac Pearson of Burlington, New Jersey was the proprietor of the Mount Holly Ironworks and considered New Jersey's first clockmaker. 89"h. Condition: : Good with wear, minor restorations, shrinkage separation on base panel, 4-1/2" crack on glass left side of arch top. Condition: Condition: : Good with wear, minor restorations, shrinkage separation on base panel, 4-1/2" crack on glass left side of arch top.
• HOTCHKISS & FIELDS, BURLINGTON, CT,
  HOTCHKISS & FIELDS, BURLINGTON, CT, SHELF CLOCK.Hotchkiss & Fields, Burlington, CT, Mahogany Shelf Clock. Turned columns, cottage and stream reverse painted lower door. 31"h. x 16-1/2"w. x 4-1/2"d. Condition: : Fair with losses and minor restorations. Condition: Condition: : Fair with losses and minor restorations.
• CRUMMLES LTD ED. BURLINGTON
  CRUMMLES LTD ED. BURLINGTON ARCADE TRINKET BOX2" gilded rim, stamped on bottom. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4"L Manufacturer: Crummles Country of Origin: England Condition: Overall good
• STEUBEN CERISE RUBY “BURLINGTON”
  STEUBEN CERISE RUBY “BURLINGTON” PATTERN GOBLETDESCRIPTION: Steuben glass Cerise ruby “Burlington” pattern goblet. Optic Ribbed soda-lime glass and engraved lead glass. Acid marked “STEUBEN” Reference: #6599 p. 193. Also, shown p. 314 in Burlington Pattern. See also, p. 12 1932. Original pastel drawing of piece done by Oliver Eldridge in about 1949 with a caption that reads “Steuben Gold Ruby Goblet Made in 1924 - one only.” From the collection of “Calcite Charlie” Charles Potter. The most glamorous and successful of the salesmen was Charles Potter, who came to the Steuben Glass Works in about 1906 or 1907 and continued to be Carder’s ace representative until about 1932. A tall, lithe man, Potter had a handsome aquiline nose, enhanced in his later years by an elegant pince-nez. With his expensively tailored clothes, courtly manners, and charming personality, he became known as the ‘man who kept Steuben running.’ So large were is sales of Calcite glass lamps and shades when these were introduced about 1915 that customers and competitors alike affectionately dubbed him ‘Calcite Charlie.’ P. 33 Paul V. Gardner. See similar candlestick at Fig. 10.95 p240 of Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass by Thomas P. Dimitroff. Provenance: Estate of Mr. and Ms. Alan Shovers Acquired 7/30/05 from Darwin Klinetob of Houston, TX. CIRCA: Early 1900s DIMENSIONS: H: 6.5" x D: 3.5" CONDITION: Great condition. Normal signs of age. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS 305-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• ATTRIB. CHARLES BALTHAZAR J.F. DE
  ATTRIB. CHARLES BALTHAZAR J.F. DE SAINT-MEMIN, PORTRAIT...Attrib. Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin (French, 1770-1852) watercolor and charcoal or chalk on paper portrait of a gentleman in side-profile, bust-length view, with white hair and a grey coat. Very faint signature and date lower right appears to read "...Memin 1819" (?). Housed and matted under glass in a molded giltwood frame. Sight: (Oval) 6 3/8" H x 5 1/4" W. Framed: 14 7/8" H x 13 1/4" W. Biography: "Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin was a member of the French hereditary nobility, and came to New York City in 1793, at the age of twenty-three as a former military officer exiled by the events of the French Revolution. In New York, Saint-Memin turned to the arts to support himself, his parents, and his sister. With some training in drawing and an aptitude for precision, he taught himself the art of engraving. First, he made a few landscapes and city plans, and then, in 1796 he took up the profession of portraitist. In 1798 he moved the portrait business to Philadelphia and his parents and sister settled in nearby Burlington, New Jersey. In Philadelphia, and later in Washington D. C., Saint-Memin's sitters included senators, congressman, and cabinet members in the federal government. He also attracted local merchants and landowners, French emigres like himself, and members of the United States Army, Navy, and Marines. From 1803 until 1809, Saint-Memin traveled south. His visit to Richmond in 1807-1808 was particularly successful. He made more than 120 portraits in less than a year, a record number for him. His arrival in the summer of 1807 was undoubtedly timed to coincide with the trial of Aaron Burr for treason, which began on August 3; Burr was acquitted in September. During this period, the population of the city almost doubled with witnesses, Burr partisans, and curious spectators. Many of them commissioned the artist to make their portraits, including John Marshall, the presiding judge at the trial. St. Memin and his family returned permanently to France in 1814, after the overthrow of Napoleon and the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy. Several large sets of his engravings were later compiled from hundreds of duplicates that the artist owned. The two largest sets-at the National Portrait Gallery and the Corcoran Gallery of Art-have inscriptions that provide the identifications for many of the portraits. Within the restricted format of the profile portrait, Saint-Memin's drawings and engravings offer an immediacy and realism that is, simultaneously, a stylized and a literal account of many of the residents of Federal America." - Edited essay from The National Portrait Gallery, Ellen G. Miles, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture. The Estate of Raymond White, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Toning and scattered spots of light discoloration to background; minute puncture to paper in the lower right quadrant. Some foxing to mat. Wear, abrasions and small losses to frame.
• 7 POCKET WATCHES INCL. ELGIN,
  7 POCKET WATCHES INCL. ELGIN, WALTHAM, SOUTH BEND, HAMI...1st item: South Bend Grade 227 pocket watch. The watch is openface, 21 jewels, and size 16s. The watch has a Studebaker face, gold-filled case, and the estimated year of production is 1925. Serial number 1129944. 2nd item: Elgin grade 349 pocket watch. The watch is openface, 21 jewels, and size 18s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1910. Serial number 14087860. 3rd item: Elgin grade 478 B.W. Raymond pocket watch. The watch is openface, 21 jewels, and size 16s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1925. Serial number 27301507. 4th item: Waltham grade 845 pocket watch. The watch is open-face, 21 jewels, size 18s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1913. Serial number 19121288. 5th item: Burlington grade 107 pocket watch. The watch is opnedface, 21 jewels, size 16s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1919. Serial number 3546485. 6th item: Hamilton grade 940 pocket watch. The watch is open-face, 21 jewels, and size 18s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1910. Serial number 651797. 7th item: Burlington grade 106 pocket watch. The watch is openface, 19 jewels, and size 16s. The watch case is gold-filled, and the estimated year of production is 1916. Serial number 3006735. Condition: All items overall good condition and running at time of inspection.
• AURORA ZOUAVES SCRAPBOOK
  AURORA ZOUAVES SCRAPBOOK 1889-1900.Aurora Zouaves Scrapbook 1889-1900. Oversize 36-page ledger from the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway used as a scrapbook of ephemera relating to the Aurora Zouaves, including several large size multicolor broadsides announcing the appearance of the Zouaves, with military drills and reenactments of famous battles, including 1889 Prize Drill for the Championship of the U.S. between Aurora and Chicago; the National Drill and Military Encampment in Kansas City, 1890, with "sham battle;" July 4, 1894 Sham battle broadside; the 1895 Robert Burns anniversary, with "The Sepoys vs. British Soldiers" sham battle , with many clippings related to this Buffalo Bill Wild West Show associated drill group. Measures 18 x 11 _", binding loose, covers bumped and worn at edges. Contents generally good.