Watch Papers Collection

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  • Tags: Albany, N.Y.

George A. Hoyt watch maker opposite the museum Albany. Watches for sale, gold, and silver work. Balch, Rawdon & Co.

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Engraved watch paper with image of two cherubs on either side of a clock. An hourglass is seen at bottom. Has decorative floral border.

C. Hequembourg watch-maker no. 424 1/2 North Market Street Albany

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Engraved watch paper. Image of female allegorical figures representing Justice and Liberty. Justice sits at left holding a sword and scales, and Liberty stands at right holding a pole and liberty cap. They stand on either side of a shield with an…

Joseph T. Rice watch & clock maker no. 36 State St. Albany

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Engraved watch paper with geometric and floral borders.

Text continues: To make the watch go faster turn the regulator with the sun. To go slower against the sun.

Inscribed on verso: 27.7.27

Henry Hoyt watch maker & jeweller 470 S. Market St. Albany 3 doors south of the museum. Watches & silver work for sale

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Engraved watch paper with image of a woman sitting beside a clock with an urn atop it. A cherub sits on the ground touching the face of a second clock.5.5 cm. diameterInscribed on verso: 31 1 296

Chauncey Johnson watch paper.

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No. 446 South Market Street, Albany, NY.
Line-engraving, signed by "Balch, Rawdon & Co, Sc." Two cherubs surrounding large watch, both holding up cloth with watchmaker name and address. Left cherub holding spoon, right one holding teapot on top of…

Henry Hoyt watch paper.

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369 Law-Buildings, South Market Street, Albany.
Line-engraving. Seated woman with beehive and flowers on her proper right, large watch topped by an urn on her left, and cherub at her feet moving hands of a watch on the ground. Lined and ornamental…

Otis Howe watch paper.

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No. 2 Washington Street, Albany, NY.
Line-engraving, signed by "O.H. & D.S. Throop, Sc. Alb." Seated woman [possibly allegory of Vanity], leaning on clock topped by eagle, and holding mirror in her proper left hand. Cherub on other side of circle…