Union Clock Co., Furtwangen (Badenia) Germany

Started as a clock case milling and assembly plant by
August Weisser, 1882, in partnership with Josef Villing
& Rudolf Fehrenbach.  Changed as clock making enterprise
in 12/06/1894.  Fehrenbach terminated his partnership.

Villing and Trenkle formed a new registration.  Merzbach,
Lang and Fellheimer of London, England became new owners
and relocated the company for better transportation
accessing the River Donau.  The company continued to
manufactured all types of clocks

1910 the company was in receivership.  Machinery and
material were purchased by Jaekle of Schwenningen.  The
factory building fell victim to the wrecking ball in 1924.

Trade marks were -
1. Large figure 8 with the top of the
eight larger than the bottom.  With Union Clock Company
printed around the inside of the top portion of the eight
and a horn (large end down) with a clock on the either side.

2.  Circle inside a circle, between the two circles appears
"UCC" 7 times around it and a large "U" in the inner circle
and a "C" passing through each side of the "U".

3. Same as 2 but with "UUU" replacing "UCC" in outer circle
and "U"'s replacing "C" in inner circle.

Registered Motto - Wart Und Hor - Wait and Hear, Wait and See.

Taken from Union-Horologere, Clock and Watch Trademark Index
European Origin, Georg Jacob,  G.M.B.H. Leipzig
Writing by Karl Kochmann

Keep in mind I do take request.

Regards,

Tim Sweet
Member NAWCC/BHI
Timekeepr2@aol.com
M.O.S.T. Watch and Clock Co.
Web site:  http://www.cyberportal.net/watches/timhome.html