Pictured: Burlington Watch Grade 106 Movement #2684431, c.1914. In 1914, the Burlington Watch Company introduced a new 16-Size “Burlington Special,” designated as Grade 106 by the Illinois Watch factory. The.
Pictured: Burlington Watch Grade 106 Movement Diagram, c.1915 Burlington Watch Company Catalog. In 1914, the Burlington Watch Company introduced a new 16-Size “Burlington Special,” designated as Grade 106 by the.
Pictured: Edison Phonograph Advertisement by F.K. Babson [The Berkeley Gazette, March 6, 1911] and Burlington Watch Advertisement by Burlington Watch Co. [The San Francisco Call, December 21, 1911]. Starting October.
Pictured: “How To Order,” c.1911 Burlington Watch Company Catalog. The Burlington Watch Company strategically offered manageable installment plans to make the “Burlington Special” watch more affordable to prospective customers. The.
Pictured: “Burlington 12 Size Watch,” c.1911 Burlington Watch Company Catalog. In 1911, the Burlington Watch Company introduced a mid-size gentlemen’s watch to fulfill the demand for a smaller and thinner.
Pictured: Grade 37 “Burlington Special” Ladies’ Watch, c.1915 [Image Courtesy of Jones & Horan Auctions]. The first ladies’ watch offered by the Burlington Watch Company was based on the 0-Size.
