Abraham Bitner gained control of the company in 1884, he was also the general manager / factory superintendant.
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in 1878, and the Lancaster Watch Company in May 1879. Following more financial difficulties, the company reorganized again forming the Lancaster, Pa., Watch Co. In need of additional capital to market their product, the company was reorganized, forming a new corporation, the Lancaster, Pa., Watch Company which restarted production in September 1877. In June 1876 Adams & Perry went into receivership. Watch production began in 1875, the first movement was completed in April, 1876. Construction of a new brick factory building, designed by Chicago-architect Clarence Luther Stiles in the Second Empire style, located along the Columbia Turnpike, began in the Fall of 1874. Perry, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in September 1874. The strap says 'AM.DBL', 'AUF STAHL' and has got a logo with a fishermands head and the word 'Fischer' I appreciate any help=).The Hamilton Watch Company traces its roots to the Adams & Perry Watch Company, founded by John C.
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The back says 'Incabloc', a serial number '642901', 'antimagnetic', 'waterproof' and 'stainless steel'.
But then the other day I saw this wristwatch and looked a bit closer at it. The thing is that she got an old ladies wristwatch along with the pocket watch (she got them on an auktion and the wristwatch wasn't sold so she got it for free) We discarded it first as a cheap crap watch and I put it on a shelf and practically forgot it in all the happiness about the Longines watch. The largest website for antique, collectable, and Vintage Pocket watches, Wrist watches, fobs, chains and watch repair. Van Buren street is where certain events occured that would lead to one of the most important rulings ever by the US Supreme. Here are some photos: The dial says 'genfa' and 'BUREN'.īuren Pocket Watch Serial Numbers. I've googled around and searched ebay for similare watches but havent learned much. So now I wonder if anyone know anything about the brand or the watch, such as age, origin and such. It then occured to me that it looks really old. It said BUREN and 'swiss made' on the dial and this caught my eye. I started a thread last week about and old Longines pocket watch that I got from my wife.
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