Watches : the Paul M. Chamberlain collection at the Art Institute of Chicago (1921)
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nt with E. Ho-ward who had returned to Roxbury. Heremained with Mr. Howard till about1868 when he opened a small factoryin Maiden where he made his pocketchronometer. He later moved to Mel-rose, where he died in 1908. He wasquite prolific in patents—his most wide-ly used patent No. 61867, granted… … No. 105—VERGE B YSONS FISHER &
Chamberlain, Paul Mellen, 1865-1940 · Clocks and watches
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