Maurice Scooler
New Orleans, LA 1842-1900
New Orleans, LA 1842-1900
Saks Fifth Avenue
Department store headquartered in New York, NY 1867-Present
Department store headquartered in New York, NY 1867-Present
James F. Safford
Farmington, NH c. 1865-c. 1900
Farmington, NH c. 1865-c. 1900
William Montgomery Savage
Columbus, OH 1843-1892 Jeweler and watchmaker.
Columbus, OH 1843-1892 Jeweler and watchmaker.
Charles Sanders
Schenectady, NY c. 1833-1845 Jeweler.
Schenectady, NY c. 1833-1845 Jeweler.
Erastus Samson
Ypsilanti, MI c. 1850-1880
Ypsilanti, MI c. 1850-1880
James Sanders
Schenectady, NY 1849-1886 Jeweler.
Schenectady, NY 1849-1886 Jeweler.
Sands & Reineman
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1848-1853 David Sands and
Adam Reineman, jewelers and watchmakers.
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1848-1853 David Sands and
Adam Reineman, jewelers and watchmakers.
Scribner & Loehr Co.
Cleveland, OH 1898-c. 1930
Founded by George W. Scribner and Otto T. Lohr. Manufacturing
jewelers and opticians; made badges and emblems.
Cleveland, OH 1898-c. 1930
Founded by George W. Scribner and Otto T. Lohr. Manufacturing
jewelers and opticians; made badges and emblems.
Savage & Lyman
Montreal, QU, Canada 1818-1885 Jewelers.
Montreal, QU, Canada 1818-1885 Jewelers.
Gustav A. Schultz
Louisville, KY 1866-1893 Watchmaker.
Louisville, KY 1866-1893 Watchmaker.
Isador S. Sagorsky & Son
Philadelphia, PA 1915-c. 1990 Wholesalers.
Philadelphia, PA 1915-c. 1990 Wholesalers.
William P. Sedgwick
Bath, NY 1864-1914 Jeweler.
Bath, NY 1864-1914 Jeweler.
Russell L. Samson
Le Roy, NY c. 1835-1876 Jeweler.
Le Roy, NY c. 1835-1876 Jeweler.
William H. Saxton, Jr.
New London, CT 1891-1895, Middletown, NY 1897-1906 and
Portland, OR 1916-c. 1934 Jeweler and optician.
New London, CT 1891-1895, Middletown, NY 1897-1906 and
Portland, OR 1916-c. 1934 Jeweler and optician.
William Settle
Johnstown, NY c. 1830-1855 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Johnstown, NY c. 1830-1855 Watchmaker and jeweler.
M.A. Selbert
Business founded in 1872 by Philip Selbert. Upon his death in 1889, his
widow, Mary A. Selbert, continued the business as M.A. Selbert. It has
been continued by successive family members under the M.A. Selbert
name and remains in business today.
Business founded in 1872 by Philip Selbert. Upon his death in 1889, his
widow, Mary A. Selbert, continued the business as M.A. Selbert. It has
been continued by successive family members under the M.A. Selbert
name and remains in business today.
George S. Sanford
Bridgeport, CT c. 1850 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Bridgeport, CT c. 1850 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Sexton & Whitaker
Brandon, VT 1870-1872
David F. Sexton and C.M. Whitaker, merchants.
Brandon, VT 1870-1872
David F. Sexton and C.M. Whitaker, merchants.
Safford to Sexton
Safford to Sexton
John F. Seely
Ogdensburg, NY 1848-1897
Seely was in the partnership of Seely & Freeman 1848- c. 1860 and Seely & Son
c. 1874-1897 (this business continued until 1909 when it was succeeded by Hulett &
Church).
Ogdensburg, NY 1848-1897
Seely was in the partnership of Seely & Freeman 1848- c. 1860 and Seely & Son
c. 1874-1897 (this business continued until 1909 when it was succeeded by Hulett &
Church).
Seely & Freeman
Ogdensburg, NY 1848-c. 1860
Ogdensburg, NY 1848-c. 1860
W.F. Sellers & Co.
Altoona, PA 1895-c. 1965
Altoona, PA 1895-c. 1965
Edmond P. Sangston
Greensboro, MD 1877-c. 1880; Easton, MD 1882-1893; and
Danville, VA 1893-1918.
Watchmaker, jeweler, and optician.
Greensboro, MD 1877-c. 1880; Easton, MD 1882-1893; and
Danville, VA 1893-1918.
Watchmaker, jeweler, and optician.
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A. Schmidt & Son
Washington, DC 1884-1888 and New York, NY 1888-1941
Silver and porcelain importers and antiques dealers. Branches were
operated in San Francisco and Pasadena, CA, Boston, MA, and
Washington, DC.
Washington, DC 1884-1888 and New York, NY 1888-1941
Silver and porcelain importers and antiques dealers. Branches were
operated in San Francisco and Pasadena, CA, Boston, MA, and
Washington, DC.
