Lot 1029
Early 20th Century gold open face key wind pocket
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Condition Report
Early 20th Century gold open face key wind pocket watch, with white roman numeral dial, foliate design edging and engraved church scene to the back case. Dial diameter - 3.5cms (engraved to interior case).
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Purchasing information-
The pocket watch is in generally good condition, there is no serious damage to the dial or case. The back engraving is nice and detailed. The interior engraving reads 'The bell strikes one. We take no note of time. But from its loss. To give it then a tongue. JS wise in man. JF heard alright. JT is the knell of my departed hours. Where are they?'. There is no serious damage to the glass.
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