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My 1888 Elgin National, What I do know:
Serial # 3108063
Code: ofg5p
o= Open Face
f= Full Plate
g= Gold filled
5= Model #
p= Set time with stem @ pendant
5 beats per second.
The Case is Dueber Silverline from Canton, OH and is also stamped #34 and #14
That's all there is folks !
size: 18s
Movement: 7 Jewel
Grade: 73
Stamped # 34 and #14 On rim
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Elgin Pocket WatchesThe rich history of the Elgin National Watch Company (originally the Nation…
I love these big old watches! Does it run? Do you carry it?
Thanks toolate2, Yes it does run and no I don't carry it..In Florida we keep it lite as possible ....................
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love your pocket watch:)
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Reloading this to the front of the line just to wish AR8Jason a HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!