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  1. Robert Gary

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    #1 Robert Gary, Jun 4, 2020
    Does anyone recognize this maker's mark? It is on the plate of a wanna-be, spring driven, Vienna regulator. A man's head wearing a headband with wings. Any help would be appreciated.

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    This appears to be one of the many Kienzle logos, it was registered in 1898. (DEP Is an abbreviation of Deponiert, meaning registered).

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    Thank you.
     
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    This shows Hermes, the messenger of the gods.

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    Yes, Kienzle, Halle and Schlenker. Mikrolisk - The horological trade mark index


    Edit: I noticed the link doesn't go to the actual page. If you copy and paste Merkur / Mann/Kopf mit Helm und Flügeln into the search bar it should take you to the logo.

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    Merkur is the Latin name for the Greek Hermes.

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    In the German clockmaker's magazine DUZ of 1890 there is an article with this logo

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    This logo with letters DEP was used by Kienzle in 1892-1894.
    The movement of your clock s/n 197698 was made in 1893

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    #9 Steven Thornberry, Jun 6, 2020
    The logo in the DUZ article seems different, i.a., facing the wrong way.
     
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    Mercurius is the Latin for Hermes. IIRC, "Merkur" is the German equivalent.
     
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    Another magazine Allgemeines Journal der Uhrmacherkunst 1892 year

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    Well, I'm German...

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