![]() at Waltham, only a little more than a year after NY Standard was purchased by Keystone and Zurbrugg. ![]() Zurbrugg Co." That letterhead can be seen in an open letter to the trade, published when Philadelphia bought Bates and Bacon in January 1901. This is indicated on Philadelphia's letterhead which included a small banner reading "Successors to T. when it was incorporated by Zurbrugg and others in 1899. was apparently absorbed by the Philadelphia Watch Case Co. Muhr's Sons) and thus gained the use of the trade marks for Crown and Lion cases. which, having moved to Riverside, NJ in 1898, purchased the case business from J. Watch.Īnd in fact, the history of the Philadelphia Watch Case Co. Jerry Treiman in a message board thread about a U.S. states that all of the capital stock of a newly organized Philadelphia Watch Case Co. the history provided in legal documents for the anti-trust case against Keystone. A different report from above shows that:
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