Fattorini & Son, Bradford-Yorkshire, England

Antonio Fattorini, Settled in England after the Battle of
Waterloo in 1915.  Two separate businesses emerged.  One in
1827, the other in 1831, which to this day operate
independently of the other:  Thomas Fattorini (Skipton) Ltd.,
and Fattorini's sons in Bradford.  Both manufacture alarm
clocks.  T. Fattorini made "Bugler Alarm" clock,  which was
14-day windup.  Fattorini & Son made "Automatic Caller"
Bugler Alarm, patent filed in 1892.  Clocks were advertised
as "made in England" the Bugler bore cross arrow of HAU
(Germany), the Automatic Caller appears to have an American
movement.  Both movements were made in 8-day and 14-day
alarm clocks, with bell and gong at the same time.  Trade
mark was "FATTORINI & Son"

Copyright: The book UNION - HORLOGERE, CLOCK & WATCH TRADEMARK
INDEX, European Origin, by Georg Jacob  G.M.B.H. Leipzig
(written in three languages)   Writing by Karl Kochmann

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