United Kingdom. A Military Grade Pocket Watch, Named To D. Varcoe, St. Stephens 1888 Auction The Cross was founded to

The Cross was founded to reward the Nationalist military personnel who defeated Republican forces at the Civil War

sterling silver or metal

case showing wear and age

a "63" Shoulder Title (die-cut numerals "6" and "2" along with two rows of red piping sewn in place to a black wool base

A very well-preserved Reich Labour Service (RAD) subordinate’s hewer

United Kingdom. A Military Grade Pocket Watch, Named To D. Varcoe, St. Stephens 1888 Auction The Cross was founded toThe body of this pocket watch is silver, non magnetic, non functional (as the wind up key has been lost to time) and weighs 122. 4 grams. The white porcelain face is marked with the manufacturer's name "A. J. MORCOM" and marked "PATENT" and has bold Roman numerals in black, with a ring above marked with black rules in intervals of sixty minutes, the watch with a silver minute hand, the hour hand itself missing. The "VI" (6) position is obscured by the