My older brother came to own this jacket as far back as I can remember. It went with me when I was the last to leave the family home and has moved with me over the last 30 years or more. Minor moth damage under right arm sleeve, hand stitched lining, brass buttons(bottom button missing).

Beautiful piece, am unsure of the period or where it was made. Please help.

Here is all the specific information about the watch. I will be uploading better pictures shortly, my camera was not able to focus up close.

American Waltham Company
Waltham, Mass
Serial Case: 115242 A
Serial Watch Mechanism: 1,631216
Model Number 1877
Mfg. Date: 1881
Case Type: Hunter 3 Hinge, 18 kt gold.
Size 18
Chronometer Balance: Adjust to temp.
Sterling 7 Jewels

http://www.nawcc-info.org/WalthamDB/LookupSN.asp
Start: 9/1/1881 End: 12/31/1881
First: 1631001 Last: 1632000
Name: Sterling
Model: 1877
Material: A
Size: 18
Plate: FP / NL
Jewelling: Plain
Jewels: 7
Balance: Ex. Bal
Bal: 0

This chain wind watch has a spectacular movement. The case is silver, I believe but it looks dingy. There is a small trap door for the key on the back side.  The hands are missing but the domed glass is intact. The ceramic face has both roman and arabic numerals. There are some scratched numbers inside the cover.

many wrinkles, slight tear on left side

Two menus from the Army - Company "F" 12th Infantry Regiment 4th Inf. Division from 1952. One for Christmas and one for Thanksgiving that were found in the bottom of a box containing old photographs.  They are in excellent condition. The Christmas menu has writing on the front, menu in the middle of card and a picture of Santa Claus on the back.  The Thanksgiving menu has a pciture of a turkey on the front and menu in the middle of the card but the back of the card is blank.