Herman Wachhorst

Retailer, Wholesaler, and Other Marks

Wachhorst to Wendell

Herman Wachhorst

Sacramento, CA 1850-1854 and 1861-1899;
San Francisco, CA 1859-1861
Founded by Hermann Wachhorst, jeweler. The business continued after after his death in 1899 to c. 1940.

S. Wadsworth & Co.

Keene, NH 1873-1885
Brothers Samuel Wadsworth and Franklin Wadsworth, jewelers.

Edwin R. Wait

Ravenna, OH c. 1855-1891
Jeweler. Was in the partnerships of Baird & Wait 1857-1862; Wait, Dewey & Co. 1871-1882; and Wait Bros. 1882-1889.

Edward S. Waite

Portland, ME 1900-1931
Successor to Randolph H. Boynton. Watchmaker and jeweler.

Wakefield & Woodward

Great Falls, NH c. 1865-1867
Albert Wakefield and James J. Woodward.

Wall & Dougherty

Honolulu, HI 1912-c. 1926
Arthur Frederick Wall and J.D. Dougherty.

Samuel H. Wales / S.H. Wales & Co.

Providence, RI c. 1832-1875
Watchmaker and jeweler, operated as S.H. Wales & Co. 1872-1875.

Micah Walker

Port Huron, MI c. 1860-1877
Jeweler and bookseller.

Laird H. Wallace

Red Cloud, MN 1884-1890 and Ogden, UT 1890-1899

Arthur Wallenhorst

Baltimore, MD 1872-1912
Watchmaker and jeweler.

Isaac P. Walton

Philadelphia, PA 1852-1859 and Tyrone, PA 1859-1904
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnership of Walton & Acklin from 1892 until his death in 1904. Walton & Acklin remained in business to c. 1914.

William D. Ward

Springfield, IL 1854-1903

Joseph M. Warden

Bradford, VT 1860-1896 and 1902-1911
Jeweler and merchant.

Warner & Parker

Bridgeport, CT c. 1874-1890
Succeeded by Parker & Davis.

David B. Warren

Pawtucket, RI c. 1819-1868

J.H. & D.E. Washburn

Boston, MA c. 1850-51 and Chickopee, MA c. 1852
Brothers Joseph H. and David E. Washburn. Jewelers and fancy good merchants.

Joseph H. Washburn

Boston, MA c. 1850-1851; Chicopee, MA 1852-1860;
Newton, MA c. 1864-1865; and Natick, MA 1868-1896
The business continued as the J.H. Washburn Co. after Washburn’s death in 1896 and remained in business to c. 1905.