George Holloway, 128 Minories, London England.

Patek Geneva trade mark registered 11.01.1876.

Manufactured of clocks and watches.  The trade mark was
used 15 years before January 1876.  Another trade mark
used was his last name only.

No information is available for the type of clock or
watches made if in fact any were actually produced.  The
company changed names several times.  Two of the changes
were "Ansonia-Brass Clock Co." registered  19.05.1880 and
Holloway & Co. Clock Manufacturer.  The date for the later
is approximately 1884 and the company was advertised as
"Importer of American Goods".  One other trade mark used
by Holloway Co. between 1842 and 1883 was the letters
"H & Co." and a crown which was used both on movements
and cases.

Holloway used movements made by E. N. Welch (U.S.),
Enfield Clock Co. (British), New Haven Clock Co. (U.S.)
and Seth Thomas (U.S.).  Although once calling itself
Ansonia - Brass Clock Co. no relationship has been noted
of use of U.S. Ansonia movements, even though Ansonia had
several office located in London and registered three
trade marks in England including the "PEEP O'DAY"
trade mark.

One reference to the Holloway Company states it sold
"Typical Anglo-American Clocks".

All Holloway cases were British made.

George Holloway is not listed in Baillie's nor Loomes'
"Watchmaker and Clockmakers of the World".

Some of the information was taken from Union-Horologere,
Clock and Watch Trademark Index European Origin, Georg Jacob,
G.M.B.H. Leipzig.  Writing by Karl Kochmann

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Tim Sweet
Member NAWCC/BHI
Timekeepr2@aol.com
M.O.S.T. Watch and Clock Co.
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