The adventures of a three-guinea watch
By: by Talbot Baines Reed
Contributors: Hutchison, G. Andrew (George Andrew); Finnemore, Joseph, 1860-1939; Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
Publisher: R.T.S. Office, 4 Bouverie Street, E.C.4
Published: 1927
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 340
Subjects: Schools; Fiction; Boarding schools; Juvenile fiction; Anthropomorphism in literature; Clocks and watches; History
Other titles: Boy's own paper.
Description: Recounts the progress of a fob watch from school to college, from England to India, where as a possession of an officer in Her Majesty's Army it takes part in the troubles at Lucknow.
Notes: First published in 1883, cf. BLC.

"The following stirring story of boy life, from the time of leaving home for school until early manhood, is taken from the pages of The boy's own paper."--Prefatory note.

Undated. Date inferred from advertising matter ([4] p.) at end; several books, incl. The way to Burning Mountain by Dillon Wallace and Helgi the high-born by Capt. W.H. Milligan, were published in 1927, cf. BLC.

Prefatory note signed: G.A.H. [i.e. G.A. Hutchison].

Full-page plates printed in colour signed: JF [Joseph Finnemore].