Illinois Watch Co. Serial Number 279262

Specs Production Registry 1 Value Guide 304

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Illinois Watch Co.

Grade: 99

Discontinued c.1895

Manufacturer:	Illinois	?
Manufacturer Location:	Springfield, Illinois	?
Movement Serial Number:	279262	?
Grade:	99	?
Model:	2	?
Class:	5	?
Estimated Production Year:	1887	?
Run Quantity:	100	?
Grade/Model Run:	25 of 39	?
Grade/Model Total Production:	10,240	?
Size:	18s	?
Jewels:	11j	?
Movement Configuration:	Hunting	?
Movement Finish:	Nickel	?
Movement Setting:	Lever	?
Plate:	Full Plate	?
Barrel:	Going	?
Train:	Coarse	?
Regulator:	Patent	?
Standard Dial Type:	Single-Sunk	?
Adjusted:	No	?
Railroad Grade:	No	?
Dial Feet Locations:	16.5, 36.5, 53.0	?
Case Screw Locations:	23.5, 51.5	?
Case:	Various	?
Run ID:	724.99G12.18S699.182M247.H267.L453.11J411	?
Database Version:	v52.978	?
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Registry Population: Scoped for This Run Only:	1 (1.00%)	?
$ Estimated Value (12 Month Change):	0.00% Analyzing 304 Sales	?

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Total Known Population In Run 1/100

Percentage of Total Run 1.00%

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