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Vintage 1950 Longines Watch Company Trace Their History to 1832 Swiss Print Ad Publicite Suisse
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Original full-page Swiss magazine advertisement from the year 1950 for Longines Watch Company. The advertisement was carefully removed from a Swiss magazine.
Some of the text on the page reads:
"Modern Longines Watches trace their family hiftory to 1832. The Longines Trade Mark was launched in 1867.
"Longines ranks among the world's oldest firms of watchmakers. In 1832 was founded the manufactory and trading firm destined to become the Longines Factory. Even then it merchandized the fine St. Imier craft-made watch. A later executive of the expanding firm, Ernest Francillon, broke away from the currently accepted notions of his time and led the way for the mechanization of the Swiss watchmaking industry. He launched the Longines Trade Mark in 1867."
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement / magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts or tools are included.]
The page measures approximately 7 5/8 inches wide by 10 1/8 inches high (including margins, if any).
Please note: There are some bends on the page and to the page corners and light edge wear.
As with most vintage ads, there may be yellowing to the paper due to age and may be some small bends, light wear/edge wear. (Any significant damage or wear will be noted above. Light wear and minor imperfections are to be expected.) [The image shown is of the actual ad offered for sale.]
The advertisement was carefully removed directly from a magazine.
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement / magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts, tools, or other items are included.]
[inv. EngE-ND-11/12-50-C2]
Some of the text on the page reads:
"Modern Longines Watches trace their family hiftory to 1832. The Longines Trade Mark was launched in 1867.
"Longines ranks among the world's oldest firms of watchmakers. In 1832 was founded the manufactory and trading firm destined to become the Longines Factory. Even then it merchandized the fine St. Imier craft-made watch. A later executive of the expanding firm, Ernest Francillon, broke away from the currently accepted notions of his time and led the way for the mechanization of the Swiss watchmaking industry. He launched the Longines Trade Mark in 1867."
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement / magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts or tools are included.]
The page measures approximately 7 5/8 inches wide by 10 1/8 inches high (including margins, if any).
Please note: There are some bends on the page and to the page corners and light edge wear.
As with most vintage ads, there may be yellowing to the paper due to age and may be some small bends, light wear/edge wear. (Any significant damage or wear will be noted above. Light wear and minor imperfections are to be expected.) [The image shown is of the actual ad offered for sale.]
The advertisement was carefully removed directly from a magazine.
[Please note: this is a magazine advertisement / magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts, tools, or other items are included.]
[inv. EngE-ND-11/12-50-C2]
