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Deposition, Feb. 2, 1666, of Samuel Davis of Groton, Mass., taken and signed by Simon Willard, who was often employed by the Massachusetts General Court in matters concerning Indians, regarding the sale of liquor to the Indians by Richard ...

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Circular brass dial with roman hour numerals and arabic minute numerals, a rope twist border at the other edge, an engraved seconds dial and the inscription "Simon Willard." Thirty hour movement.

Circular engraved dial with roman hour numerals and arabic minute numerals, and engraved seconds dial, and the inscription "Simon Willard No 2." Thirty hour movement.

Inside the chapter ring there is an engraved seconds dial, a calendar aperture surrounded by an engraved foliate border, and the signature "Simon Willard." Eight day movement.