Robbins Rotary Drill Truck Advertising Pocket Watch Fob Joy Manufacturing Co

Robbins Rotary Drill Truck Advertising Pocket Watch Fob Joy Manufacturing Co

$26.79
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Robbins Rotary Drill Truck Advertising Pocket Watch Fob Joy Manufacturing Co

Robbins Rotary Drill Truck Advertising Pocket Watch Fob Joy Manufacturing Co

$26.79

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Condition: Tarnish and rubbing to the brass-colored metal; the black leather strap has a crazed, cracking finish and slight corrosion at the buckle. See photos.

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Rotary drills were the heavy machines used in mining and construction to drill blast holes, and the Robbins drill line was built in Birmingham, Alabama. This brass-colored advertising watch fob shows a truck-mounted rotary drill rig with its mast raised, a nice small piece for collectors of mining, heavy equipment and industrial advertising. It would look great in a display case or on a desk with other trade memorabilia.

Details

  • The front is embossed ROBBINS ROTARY above the drill rig.
  • The reverse reads ROBBINS DRILL DIVISION, JOY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama, wording that dates it to the years after Joy took over the Robbins drill line in 1971.
  • It hangs from a black leather strap with a brass-colored buckle.

Condition: Tarnish and rubbing to the brass-colored metal; the black leather strap has a crazed, cracking finish and slight corrosion at the buckle. See photos.

Please note: metal is tarnished.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.