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I think I see the key now, with the red thingie tied to it. At first glance I mistook it for a clasp.
That Waltham pocket watch was a really nice find & for a good price, congrats!
Although I have several pocket watches cased in coin silver, I don't think that any of my chains are coin...
Great finds indeed!
Especially the key wind/set Waltham "Wm Ellery" in what may be its original coin silver case. Did the chain come with it & is it also silver? ~ looks like a double Albert, one end for the watch & the other for the key. I hope the key was included, particularly if it's one...
Better for a watch to run a bit fast, there's nothing worse than a slow watch resulting in always being late for meetings etc.
Are you able to remove the back of the case in order to access the regulator? You may be able to slow the movement down to less than 6 seconds fast per day, which...
I would elicit the opinion of your bride-to-be as to both the type of hat & the coloration thereof which you propose to wear on your wedding day. Dress up as she likes it on her very special day.
If I may be so bold as to give gratuitous advice for the remainder of your days following the...
So a large safety pin thingie is used to pierce the collar, if I understand it, & prop up the necktie.
The collar pins that I'm familiar with are the "barbell" type i.e. a thin bar a couple or so inches long with balls, squares etc. at the ends. One of the end pieces screws away from the bar...
Do you mean something like this? ~
https://tiechest.com/listing/488324477/vintage-collar-bar-15-4cm-gold-tone
Just from looking at the photo on the linked page, I can't figure out how this item would be worn.
Can you provide a link or pic of what you're referring to if different?
Interesting hat variety.
I wonder what the gent on the right has dangling atop his vest. It looks like a guard chain/cord attached to a pocket watch in his vest pocket. Guard chains/cords were fashionable in the latter half of the 1800s for use by men as well as women, to safeguard the pocket...
In the hat thread every so often it's pointed out that most vintage men's hats are too small for today's heads. Although not conclusive, there are surviving statistics on hat production which indicate that the most popular hat sizes in say the 1920s, were indeed markedly smaller than today's...
Since you like pocket watches, have you considered housing one in a wrist strap converter? I've seen 2 types, the traditional leather open-faced leather pouch, as well as a metal contraption which grasps the watch case with little feet. They've both been produced commercially now & then, the...
I would use Woolite or similar product, gently hand washing using cold water. Apparently wool items should never be wrung out, just left to dry while supported after being blotted with a towel.
It looks like downtown Detroit's renowned Henry the Hatter store will be closing soon, due to a leasehold termination by their landlord. Henry's claims to be the oldest hat retailer in the USA, having been at their current location since 1952. Whether they find an alternate location in...
Alternatives to the vest pocket for housing pocket watches include:
Necklace ~ men used to wear watches hung around their necks. Some would consider this effeminate these days.
Pants Pocket ~ quite practical if you can still find pants with the small inner pocket. Even so, in my experience...
BIG AL, SMALL WATCH
Another lucky Lounge member must have been the winner at $84,375 of this solid platinum cased & diamond studded pocket watch, the final auction price having been somewhat over my monthly spending limit:
The watch is more fully described at the following link, which...
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