Case... is the correct "non shouldered" gold filled Hamilton Model #A (sometimes referred to as the "pimple" case) in excellent condition. The early Model A cases had shoulders, these "shoulders" were discontinued after WW2. Plain polished back looks great as you can see. Nice crown and bow, thick glass domed crystal. Correct non-shouldered Model #A Hamilton Case in beautiful condition.

Dial... is the original Hamilton double sunk "rrtrack" melamine dial signed "23 jewels" and "Railway Special". Original triple matching correct black baton hands complete the package. Perfect Original 950B Dial.

Movement...is fully marked as stated above and in excellent condition. Beautiful Damaskeening! Lettering still looks new. Running very well, has been completely checked and timed.
Folks, this was Hamiltons best in a 23 Jewel Railroad watch, and produced in very low numbers. It is one of the most desirable and hardest to find Hamilton Railroads! Has all the most desirable (and correct) features as well..Model #A non-shouldered case, beautiful movement, and a beautiful original melamine 950B Dial. 950B's in this condition are tough to find, and rarely surface nowadays.
Top book on this watch is now $2000-$2200, with an "up" arrow indicating high interest and further price increases! (Look at the prices of "The Studebaker" and the Illinois Ball 2-3 years ago and now....This one will end up doing the same.)
These are an excellent investment, especially a nice one that is all correct like this! In this price range why settle for one that you will not be happy with? This one is a solid investment, as well as one of the most beautiful railroads you'll ever own. Will be the highlight of your Hamilton Railroad Collection. Judge this one for yourself, and, like me, you'll have to agree it's well worth owning. 950B in beautiful condition...very fairly priced at only.....$OLD 

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