Vintage ESCO Construction Equipment Pocket Watch Fob Dragline Bucket Strap

Vintage ESCO Construction Equipment Pocket Watch Fob Dragline Bucket Strap

$16.79
Skip to product information
Vintage ESCO Construction Equipment Pocket Watch Fob Dragline Bucket Strap

Vintage ESCO Construction Equipment Pocket Watch Fob Dragline Bucket Strap

$16.79

One of a kind — only 1 available

Condition: Aged, tarnished brass with scuffs and a few green verdigris spots; the red enamel is mostly intact with slight wear on the E. The leather strap is creased and scuffed and carries a little verdigris spotting near the metal. See photos.

Maker
ESCO

Ships from Ozark, Missouri

Carefully packed and padded in a sturdy box or mailer. Your exact shipping cost shows at checkout before you pay. Shipping details

30-day returns

Not what you hoped for? Send it back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund of the item price. Return shipping is paid by the buyer. Return policy

100% positive feedback on eBay

We sell the same one-of-a-kind finds on eBay as bigfoottradingco. See our reviews

Secure checkout

Your payment is handled by Shopify — we never see your card number.

  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • PayPal
  • Shop Pay
  • Visa

Questions about this piece? Ask us — a real person answers.

Heavy-equipment advertising fobs like this one were a favorite giveaway to contractors, operators and equipment dealers. This one carries the name of ESCO, the Electric Steel Foundry Co. of Portland, Oregon, a name long associated with dragline and excavating buckets. It would look great on a pocket watch chain, in a collection of industrial advertising, or in a shadowbox with other earthmoving memorabilia.

Details

  • Brass fob with a raised dragline excavator bucket and chains, red enamel ESCO script and the words CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.
  • It hangs from a black leather strap with a nickel-plated buckle.

Condition: Aged, tarnished brass with scuffs and a few green verdigris spots; the red enamel is mostly intact with slight wear on the E. The leather strap is creased and scuffed and carries a little verdigris spotting near the metal. See photos.

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