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30158. B.W. Raymond, model 1 Private label for Aug. Baumann, New Orleans, La August Baumann Born December 17, 1836 Death April 16... -
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Hi all, I would also like to thank you for sharing all the pictures. Here is my Joseph Sewill 8 day, movement may be Kullberg? There...
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Sorry uploaded to many photographs, though if they stay there I dont think members will to worried I think the photogaphs are quite...
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Here is the Bliss we have been discussing in another thread. I am in the process of making a lid for this fine Bliss. It is a 1912...
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Here is Negus 1310. Typical Negus, I know many Negus chronometers pass through the USNO however I don't believe this one did in its...
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Here is a Bliss & Creighton. This one has to be before 1855 when the company split. This is one I made the missing lid for. Though it...
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Here is an Eggert. I believe I have discussed this one before but I thought it might be of benefit to others under this category. This...
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Here is a Heinrich. Don't see many of these at all. Very small movement. The box is just 6 1/4 wide.
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Here is Bond #342. It is in a mahogany box. I do not know its provenance.
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Well I thought I'd post the companion Deck Watch to these chronometers with a little bit of history. Built at the First Moscow Watch...
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Dave Chaplain reacted to burt's post in the thread Marine: Marine Chronometer Picture Gallery with Like.
Here is an early Bond marine chronometer with a really great history of service with the U.S. Navy. While it is pictured in a thread on...
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Here is a wonderful chronometer circa. 1860 built by Charles Frodsham for the Allegheny Observatory located at Pittsburgh, Pa. It is in...
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Re: Marine Chronometer Gallery My waterproof, shock resistant, anti-magnetic chronometer It's a bit large for my wrist even with the...
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