Austrian Clock Manufacturers Hallmarks
| Andres & Dworsky, Karlstein an der Thaya KAD Made in Austria Trademark tower trees (1890) |
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| Julius Bellak, Viena Zenata bird on branch (1909) – Graziosa (1903) – Clover within circles (1904) – Csikos Marque Deposee man (1905) – Angelo (1903) – Olgetta (1903) – Bellmona (1903) – Rival (1903) – Nachtigal ave (1905) – JBW hands (1906) – Protection Trade Mark ave (1902) – Pallas star (1903) Watch wholesaler, 1880. |
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| Max Bohnel, Viena Schutz Marke Flugelanke Anchor Wings (1925) – Horse Hoop (1925) – Chronomax (1906) |
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| A. & M. Engel, Viena E angeles oval (1900) Representative of different watch brands |
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| Johann Franke, Teschen JFT (1899) It seems that he was the founder of Uhrenfabrik Cieszyn in Poland, also like Franke & Gronemann. Wall and standing clocks |
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| Franke & Gronemann, Teschen FG or GF (1891) Watchmaker, separated in 1899, Franke continued as Johann Franke |
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| Philipp Fromme, Viena Manufacturer of Pocket watches and boxes. |
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| Erste Karlsteiner, Karlstein EKU star (1885) – KO Karlstein Osterreich (1885) first watchmaking industry in Karlstein, started in 1882. |
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| Max Klumak, Viena MK star (1911) |
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| Philip Kohn, Viena G Roskopf (1906) – Omma (1911) – Perfekt (1902) – Jntac Philip star (1900?) – Arpad corona (1900?) – Fortuna (1900) – Renome (1903) – Roskopf Watch horseshoe horse (1903) – Triumpf FF in diamond (1903) Pocket watches 1900. Weber & Dubois watch dealer |
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| Miller & Sohn, Viena Miller & Sohn in Wien, 1830 |
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| Josef Mühlhauser, Karlstein MPK (1873) – M&Sohn Karlstein (1873) – MP abeto (1873) Started in 1883, the name was Mühlhauser and Pleskot, in 1905 J.Mühlhauser & Sohn and in 1912 Uhrenfabrik Mühlhauser. The factory closed around 1928. |
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| Ernst Pollmann, Uhren & Apparatebau, Karlstein Pollmann Uhren clock with pendulum (1950) Watch factory. |
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| Gebruder Resch, Viena Remember GR (1921) – GR Remember needle (1921) Lorentz Resch, founded in 1862 a modest watchmaking company in Vienna. In 1871 he moved to Ebensee, (Upper Austria). Shortly before finishing the transfer, Resch died. His three sons went on to develop the company RESCH, the largest watch manufacturer in Austria. In the year 1901, it was sold to Junghans AG Schramberg. The factory became Junghans RESCH family business. After the First World War (1914-1918), Junghans was unable to continue the manufacture of watches in Ebensee. |
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| F. Ronsperger, Viena Austria FRW crown coat of arms (1892) Trade in watch movements. |
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| Adolf Stern, Viena Inside a star (1886) These watches have been produced by the Hamburg-Amerikanishe Uhrenfabrik in Schramberg (Black Forest) for the company Adolf Stern of Vienna. |
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| Carl Suchy et Söhne, Viena C Suchy Prag (1839) – C Suchy et Sohne (1839) He was a watchmaker for the royal court of Vienna and one of the great watchmakers in Austria. It is known that he worked in Prague from 1827 to 1839.. |
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| CA. Wolf, Viena Sonora clock (1911) Watch merchant |
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