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Item Code: 179-922
Threaded-clasp (watch handle fixture) marked 14k gold. Hardware is well-constructed and has beautiful ornamental scrolling engraved, braiding is nicely intact. Such pocket watch chains were in popular use during the Civil War, with the hair typically belonging to a loved one. A fine choice for the living historian and Civil War jewelry collector! [JC]
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