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From the photographs of the 2 watches below, we can say that this retailer was working at least in 1890 when one of the watches was signed Finklestone and Co.
However they do not appear in the local trade directories we have that cover Manchester for 1883, 1886, 1895, 1903 or 1909.
Note: Due to the dynamic nature of the addition of Trade Directories to our library, these results may show additional dates to the text above.
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photo by
paul sutton
Finklestone and Co. pocket watch hallmarked Chester 1890.
Photos by Ian Watson
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