File:Hamilton Watch Company Ad in 'Baltimore and Ohio Magazine', Dec 1921.jpg

Identifier: baltimoreohioemp09balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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The Christmas token of unquestioned charmand permarient delight and value WatchesBelt BucklesVest Chains For Men Cigarette CasesCuff Links Scarf PinsMilitary BrushesGold Pen Knives For Women Exquisite New Toilet Sets in sterling and plated silverPearls—An exceptionally wide selection in grades and prices Bar Pins Rings Wrist Watches Vanity Cases For Children Childrens Table SetsBaby Pins RingsCups BraceletsDesk Clocks GIFTS THAT LAST! The lowest possible prices consistent with the bestobta in able Mercha ndise We particularly solicit a call from the employes of the Baltimore and Ohio Our store is just a step from the General Office Building. George Walter Company Main Store: Branch Store: I Official Watch Inspector of i7 West Lexington St., § ,. ^ ^^- ^ ■, ,1 1310 Light Street, i Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1 -^ Baltimore, Md. 4- Baltimore, Md. M^^:^^ ^i^^^^ ^i^or^^ ^^,^^ ^i?^ ^ ^5 Plciiif mcnliDH our niii^aziiic ichen i^ritnig advcrtncrs ;H I I ^ I Jaiiroad Timekeeper of America
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Engineer Frank Fitzsimmons of the Rock Island Lines The Tiny Wheels ofthe Hamilton WatchRegulate the Big Drivers On Americas fastest trains, it is theHamilton Watch that helps the engineersto bring their trains in on time. They carryHamiltons because they have found themto be entirely trustworthy as timekeepersunder all conditions of railroading. Are you worrying along with a slightlyinaccurate timepiece? Does the time in-spector ever shake his head over yourwatch? Then its time for you to thinkabout getting a Hamilton. When you buy a Hamilton you buy ac-curacy and durability—you buy a watch that will give you a lifetime of satisfactionand safety. For time inspection service, the mostpopular watch on American railroads is theHamilton No. 992 (16 size—21 jewels). Write today for the Hamilton Watch Book—TheTimekeeper. It pictures and describes the various Hamil-ton models, with their prices, beiiinning at $11 ($1^ inCanada) for a movement alone, up to)?2(X) for the HamiltonMasterp

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