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Posted 10 months ago
chuckg
(10 items)
This is an interesting watch fob with a WWI dogtag attached. measures 51/2 inches overall. Dogtag has the the following engraving: "E.P. Lawsing,
12-15-17, 10-16-88, U.S.N.R.F." on one side and a thumbprint on the other side. The women's face looks like it is a repro of some famous profile (I could be wrong here) and the pocket watch connection is engraved with "9C." 9 carat gold. Any info on this item would be appreciated, it is quite unique... Thanks ChuckG Marion, MA
Watch FobsPopular during the Victorian Era, watch fobs were medallions or ornaments a…
World War OneWorld War I coincided with numerous advances in technology, resulting in th…
ChuckG,
Great piece. Thanks for showing it.
Dave