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Howard

#IK4 Rare E. Howard Series III Antique Hunter Pocket Watch 18 Size (N) 15 Jewels Coin Silver Key Wind Circa 1868 - Historic Railroad Presentation Inscription

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Product Specifications
Watch Information
Brand Name:Howard
Part Number:Series III 21085
Dial window material type:Glass
Case material:sterling-silver
Dial color:white
Bezel material:sterling-silver
Movement:mechanical-hand-wind


Product Description


Rare E. Howard Series III
Antique Hunter Pocket Watch
18 Size (N) 15 Jewels
Coin Silver Key Wind
Historic Railroad Presentation Inscription
Circa 1868 SN: 21085 Series: III


oMade in USA

oAuthentic Antique Pocket Watch

o90 Day Warranty

oSize: N or 18

oJewels: 15

oCase: Coin Silver Hunter

oMovement: Mechanical Key Wind and Set

oDial: White Porcelain

Outstanding ORIGINAL heavy (watch weighs 6.25 ounces) wavy edged plain polished offset hinged coin silver hunter case in superb condition with a nice blank initial shield.


Magnificent half plate gilt strong running key wind and set from the back unusual "N" size hunter movement with a Reed's patent main spring barrel and a hard to find Mershon's patent center wheel rack regulator. The original stop works on the barrel is disable. This fine running movement has just been professionally serviced including adjusting, oiling, and timing.

Spectacular PERFECT single sunk white porcelain dial with black roman numerals sets off this rare 140 year old Howard pocket watch! A key is included.

There is an original presentation dated 1869 on the dust cover to S. H. Macbeth, the Chief Clerk of the Car Division of the PC and St L Ry railroad from the employees of that railroad car division. This is an historically important inscription from the Pittsburg, Cincinatti, and St. Louis Railway Company which was incorporated on March 23, 1868 and lasted until 1870. This is a wonderful piece of early Americana. Click on photos for larger images. Great gift for a retirement, birthday, graduation, or any holiday! Warranted 90 days!

Product Details

  • Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • ASIN: B0014DZ0RK
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #155,832 in Watches (See Top 100 in Watches)

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3.0 out of 5 stars NOT a Railroad Watch., November 23, 2011
This review is from: #IK4 Rare E. Howard Series III Antique Hunter Pocket Watch 18 Size (N) 15 Jewels Coin Silver Key Wind Circa 1868 - Historic Railroad Presentation Inscription (Watch)
This is not, not, NOT a railroad watch. Railroad watches from ALL periods NEVER had roman numbering. Please take this to a watchmaker, an antiquer or watch historian for proper identification.
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