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I have recently won a nice 18s Hamilton 17j 926 (1905?) with the Gold lettering (like a 940)and gold screws, etc. It has a nice D/S with the name L P Hulberg on it. Have not had much success tracing the name (a Jeweller?) - Would any one have a suggestion? Thanks from the Aussie | |||
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Here is the Movement - was one of the cleanest I have seen - but I have been told I should get out more! | ||||
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Phillip Could it possibly be L. O. Hulberg? There was a Lewis O. Hulberg in business as a jeweler at the time you watch was made. He had a jewelery store in Northfield Minnesota, he was born about July 1858 in Norway. He came to this country in 1870 & in the 1900 census was listed as a jeweler & watch repairer. Then about 1909 Lewis' brother August O. Hulberg bought the jewelery portion of the business & Lewis stayed on running the optometry portion. August also came from Norway in 1870 he was born about 1861. I wasn't sure of the serial number of the movement, could you please post it to see if more could be found. Tom | |||
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I located were Lewis died in 1910 & then August's wife took over the optometry department. Tom | |||
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Thanks a lot, Tom - movement serial No. is 618,415. Appreciate your efforts...Philby. | ||||
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