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    U.S. Watchand

    Patent Information Guidewith

    Serial Numbers and Dates

  • Dates Of Manufacture According To Serial Number And OtherInformation On The Most Popular American Made Watches

    Waltham

    The Howard, Davis and Dennison Watch Co., also known as AMERICAN HOROLOGE CO.,formed in Roxbury, Mass. In 1850, failed in 1857, and was bought by the Tracy, Baker & Co. Whichthrough the following stages became the Waltham Watch Co.

    1857Tracy, Baker & Co. Later that year changing to Appleton, Tracy and Co.

    1858Waltham Improvement Co.

    1859American Watch Co.

    1885American Waltham Watch Co.

    1906Waltham Watch Co.

    1923Waltham Watch and Clock Co.

    1925Waltham Watch Co.

    In 1957 the company ceased manufacture of watches and clocks and became the WalthamPrecision Instrument Co. The Rights to use the name Waltham Watch Co. were sold to theHallmark Watch Co. Of Chicago. Since that time Waltham watch movements are imported and haveno relationship with the original Waltham Watch Co. A Federal Trade Commission ruling in 1961prohibits inferring that any such relationship exists.

    1000 -----------------------------1857 10,000,000 --------------------190110,000,000 ---------------------1901 11,000,000 --------------------19022,000,000 -----------------------1883 12,000,000 --------------------19033,000,000 -----------------------1886 13,000,000 --------------------19044,000,000 -----------------------1889 14,000,000 --------------------19055,000,000 -----------------------1891 15,000,000 --------------------19076,000,000 -----------------------1892 16,000,000 --------------------19077,000,000 -----------------------1895 17,000,000 --------------------19088,000,000 -----------------------1897 18,000,000 --------------------19109,000,000 -----------------------1899 19,000,000 --------------------1912

  • 20,000,000 -----------------------1914 28,000,000 --------------------193421,000,000 -----------------------1917 29,000,000 --------------------193622,000,000 -----------------------1917 30,000,000 --------------------193923,000,000 -----------------------1919 31,000,000 --------------------194224,000,000 -----------------------1921 32,000,000 --------------------194525,000,000 -----------------------1926 33,000,000 ------------1948 -195626,000,000 -----------------------1927 34,000,000 --------------------195627,000,000 -----------------------1929 35,000,000 --------------------1957

    Elgin National Watch Co.

    The NATIONAL WATCH CO. Was organized at Elgin, Illinois in 1864. Ten years later thename was changed to the ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO.

    101 --------------------------------1867 24,000,000 --------------------1922100,000 ---------------------------1870 25,000,000 --------------------1922200,000 ---------------------------1874 26,000,000 --------------------1923300,000 ---------------------------1874 27,000,000 --------------------1924400,000 ---------------------------1875 28,000,000 --------------------1925500,000 ---------------------------1877 29,000,000 --------------------1926600,000 ---------------------------1879 30,000,000 --------------------1927700,000 ---------------------------1880 31,000,000 --------------------1927800,000 ---------------------------1881 32,000,000 --------------------1928900,000 ---------------------------1881 33,000,000 --------------------19291,000,000 -------------------------1882 34,000,000 --------------------19332,000,000 -------------------------1886 35,000,000 --------------------19343,000,000 -------------------------1888 36,000,000 --------------------19364,000,000 -------------------------1890 37,000,000 --------------------19385,000,000 -------------------------1893 X38,000,000 ------------------19396,000,000 -------------------------1895 C39,000,000 ------------------19407,000,000 -------------------------1897 E40,000,000 ------------------19418,000,000 -------------------------1899 Y41,000,000 ------------------19429,000,000 -------------------------1900 T42,000,000 ------------------194310,000,000 ------------------------1903 L43,000,000 ------------------194511,000,000 ------------------------1904 U44,000,000 ------------------194612,000,000 ------------------------1904 J45,000,000 -------------------194713,000,000 ------------------------1907 V46,000,000 ------------------194814,000,000 ------------------------1909 H47,000,000 ------------------194915,000,000 ------------------------1910 N48,000,000 ------------------195016,000,000 ------------------------1911 F49,000,000 -------------------195117,000,000 ------------------------1912 S50,000,000 -------------------195118,000,000 ------------------------1914 R51,000,000 ------------------195219,000,000 ------------------------1916 P52,000,000 -------------------195220,000,000 ------------------------1917 K53,000,000 ------------------195321,000,000 ------------------------191822,000,000 ------------------------191923,000,000 ------------------------1920

  • Hampden and Dueber-Hampden

    The HAMPDEN WATCH CO. resulted from a combination of the Hampden Watch Co. whichmade movements and the Dueber Case Co. Originally from Massachusetts they moved to Canton,Ohio, where they built a large factory in 1888. Until 1927 they produced nearly five million watches.The factory went into receivership in 1930 and was sold to Russia.

    Swiss watches bearing the name Hampden are distributed by the Hampton Watch Co. ofChicago who acquired the right to use the name in 1939 but have no other relationship to the oldcompany.

    No serial number list is available for Hampden watches.Watches bearing the following names are also Hampden watches.

    Molly Stark Dueber Watch Co.General Stark RailwayChampion Stark New RailwayChampion Four HundredJohn C. Dueber John HancockDiadem William McKinleyDueber Grand Special Railway

    Howard

    The HOWARD, DAVIS & Dennison Co. also known as AMERICAN HOROLOGE CO.began manufacturing watches at Roxbury, Mass. in 1850. The company failed in 1857 and was sold.E. Howard formed a new company in 1857 making watches of excellent quality. In 1903 the rights touse the Howard name was sold to the Keystone Watch Case Co. of Philadelphia.

    20,000 ------------------1859 980,000 ------------------190944,000 ------------------1860 1,000,000 ----------------1912200,000 -----------------1870 1,285,000 ----------------1915550,000 -----------------1880 1,340,000 ----------------1917700,000 -----------------1890 1,400,000 ----------------1921850,000 -----------------1900 1,500,000 ----------------1930

  • Ball Railroad Watches

    Most BALL watches were made by the Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin and Illinois companies.Therefore there are duplicating series of numbers.

    60,701 to 420,000 ----------1900 803,000 ---------------1931202,001 to 462,000---------1905 641,000 ---------------1935216,000 to 600,000 --------1910 647,000 ---------------1938250,000 to 603,000 --------1915 650,000 ---------------1939260,000 to 810,000 --------1920 651,000 ---------------1940270,000 to 610,000 --------1925 652,000 ---------------1941637,000 to 801,000 --------1930 654,000 ---------------1942

    Illinois

    Illinois watches were made in Springfield, Illinois from 1869 until 1930 when the company wassold to the Hamilton Watch Co. In recent years the Hamilton Watch Co. Used the name Illinois onsome of their imported watches.

    46,000 ----------------1873 1,800,000 ----------------1905195,000 ---------------1880 3,000,000 ----------------1910300,000 ---------------1886 4,500,000 ----------------1921600,000 ---------------1895 5,345,000 ----------------19301,000,000 -------------1900 5,650,000 ----------------1940

    Hamilton

    Hamilton Watch Co. began producing watches in 1892 and are still in business at Lancaster,Pennsylvania.

    16,000 ----------------1894 2,250,000 .......................193095,000 ----------------1895 2,600,000 -----------------1935195,000 ---------------1896 3,278,000 -----------------19381,000,000 -------------1900 4,200,000 -----------------19391,125,000 -------------1905 E107,000 ------------------19401,250,000 -------------1910 C1,500 ---------------------19411,450,000 -------------1915 C2,100 ---------------------19411,850,000 -------------1921 0337,000 ------------------19462,250,000 -------------1925

  • Columbus Watch Co.

    The Columbus Watch Co. was founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1883 and was sold to the SouthBend Watch Co. In 1903.

    90,000 -----------------1883 200,000 ------------------1895121,000 ----------------1885 225,000 ------------------1900174,000 ----------------1890 236,000 ------------------1903

    Rockford Watch Co.

    Rockford watches were made in Rockford, Illinois from 1873 to 1915.

    1,763 --------------------1873 550,000 -------------------1904247,000 -----------------1885 690,000 -------------------1908305,000 -----------------1895 849,000 -------------------1912414,000 -----------------1900 936,000 -------------------1912

    Seth Thomas

    This was a division of the Seth Thomas Clock Co. which produced watches from 1883 until1915.

    8,000 --------------------1886 817,000 --------------------1906204,000 -----------------1893 1,325,000 ------------------1910300,000 -----------------1900 3,500,000 ------------------1914

    New York Standard

    The New York Standard Co. began in 1885 at Jersey City, N.J. Sold to the Keystone CaseCompany in 1903 but produced watches until 1925.

    These names appeared on the watches: Crown, Columbia, Dan Patch, Excelsior, New Era, Ideal,Higrade, Regent, Wilminton, Perfection

    No serial number lists are available for these watches.

  • American Names on Imported Watches

    Prior to 1871 the United States was flooded with European made watches which were givenAmerican sounding names. Many came from companies in England using movements made inSwitzerland. In 1871 Congress passed a law requiring all watches to be marked with country of origin.

    Some of the most popular names used on these imported watches were:

    BRISTOL WATCH CO., BRISTOL, CONN.EAGLE WATCH CO.EXCELSIORMARION WATCH CO.OHIO WATCH CO.PENNSYLVANIAPHILADELPHIA WATCH CO.ROXBURY WATCH CO.UNION WATCH CO.WALLINGFORD WATCH CO.

    Names Appearing on American Made Watches Identified with Manufacturer

    This list will not include the many small jewelers who had their name printed on watches forsale by their individual store.

    A.R. Wallace United States Co. Elderon Lancaster Co.Allis Illinois Co. Equity Waltham Co.American Watch Co. Waltham Co. Excelsior New York Standard Co.Appleton, Tracy & Co. Waltham Co. F. A. Kimball Otay Co.Arlington Illinois Co. Four Hundred Hampden Co.Albert Clark New York Co. Franklin Lancaster Co.B.W. Raymond Elgin Co. Francis Ruby Elgin Co.Boston Howard Co. Frederick Atherton United States Co.Bunn Illinois Co. G. A. Reid United States Co.C. M. Cody Cornell Co. G. M. Wheeler Elgin Co.C. T. Bowman Cornell Co. Gail Borden Elgin Co.Champion Hampden Co. General Stark Hampden Co.Charles Fargo Elgin Co. George F. Root Cornell Co.Charles Knapp United States Co. George W. Waite Cornell Co.Columbia New York Standard Co. Golden Gate Otay Co.Dexter Street Elgin Co. H. H. Taylor Elgin Co.Diadem Hampden Co. H. Z. Culvert Elgin Co.Dueber Hampden Co. H. G. Norton New York Co.E. S. Williams Cornell Co. Hi-Grade New York Standard Co.Edwin Rollo United States Co. Home Watch Co. - Amer. (Waltham) Co.

  • Homer Foot New York Co. No. 5 New York Watch Co. Ideal New York Standard Co. Overland Mail Otay Co.J. A. Briggs New York Co. P. H. Wheeler Otay Co.J.T. Ryerson Elgin Co. Paul Cornell Cornell Co.J. W. Deacon United States Co. Perfection New York Standard Co.J. V. Farwell Elgin Co. R. D. Pery Otay Co.John Dueber Hampden Co. Railway Hampden Co.John Evans Cornell Co. Record Lancaster Co.John L. King New York Co. Regent New York StandardJohn Lewis United States Co. Sam Beard United States Co.John Hancock Hampden Sears Roebuck Watch Illinois Co.Keystone Lancaster Co. Special Railway New York StandardM. D. Ogden Elgin Co. Springfield New York Watch Co.Mary Stuart Illinois Co. Standard LancasterMat Laflin Elgin Co. State Street HampdenMelrose Lancaster Stuart Illinois Co.Miller Illinois Co. Sun Dial Elgin Co.Molly Stark Hampden The Fellows Newark Co.National Elgin Co. West End Lancaster Co.Native Son Otay Co. Wm. H. Hibbard CornellNew Era New York Standard Co. Wm. Perry Elgin Co.New Era Lancaster Co. Wilmington New York Standard Co.New Railway Hampden Co. William McKinley Hampden Co.

    Chronological Listing of AmericanWatch Factories

    1838 James and Harry Pitkin, Hartford, Conn.1840 Jacob Custer, Norristown, Pa.1850 American Horologe Co., Roxbury, Mass. (Became Waltham and Howard)1857 E. Howard Co., Roxbury, Mass.1859 Nashua Watch Co., Nashua, N. H.1863 Newark Watch Co., Newark, N. J.1864 United States Watch Co., Marion, N. J.1864 National Watch Co. (Elgin), Elgin, Ill.1864 Tremont Watch Co., Boston, Mass.1867 Mozart Watch Co., Ann Arbor, Mich.1869 Illinois Springfield Watch Co., Springfield, Ill.1870 Cornell Watch Co., Chicago, Ill.1871 Rock Island Watch Co., Chicago, Ill.1872 Washington Watch Co., Washington, D.C.1874 Rockford Watch Co., Rockford, Ill.1874 Adams & Perry Watch Mfg. Co., Lancaster, Pa.1874 Freeport Watch Manufacturing Co., Freeport, Ill.

  • 1875 Bulova Watch Co., New York, N. Y.1875 Fitchburg Watch Co., Fitchburg, Mass.1877 Hampden Watch Co., Springfield, Mass.1879 Auburndale Watch Co., Auburndale, Mass.1880 Independent Watch Co., Fredonia, N. Y.1880 E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn.1880 Waterbury Watch Co., Waterbury, Conn.1880 Western Watch Co., Chicago, Ill.1882 Columbus Watch Co., Columbus, Ohio.1882 J. P. Steves Watch Co., Atlanta, Georgia.1883 New Haven Watch Co., New Haven, Conn.1883 Manhattan Watch Co., New York, N. Y.1883 Chesire Watch Co., Cheshire, Conn.1883 Aurora Watch Co., Aurora, Ill.1884 Seth Thomas Watch Co., Thomaston, Conn.1884 United States Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.1885 New York Standard Watch Co., Jersey City, N. J. 1885 Peoria Watch Co., Peoria, Ill.1887 Wichita Watch Co., Wichita, Kansas.1890 Gruen, Sons and Co., Lancaster, Pa.1892 Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Pa.1908 Robert Ingersoll & Bros. Watch Co.

    Alphabetic List of American Watches,Watchmakers and Companies With

    Location, Dates of Operationand Other Information

    ADAMS & PERRY WATCH MFG. CO., Lancaster, Pa., 1874 (See LANCASTER)ADAMS, NATHAN, Boston, About 1800ALDEN, Made by Ingersoll at New England Watch Co.,AMERICAN HOROLOGE CO., Roxbury, Mass., 1853 (See HOWARD and WALTHAM)AMERICAN WATCH CO., (See WALTHAM)APPLETON, TRACY & CO. (See WALTHAM)AUBURNDALE WATCH CO., Auburndale, Mass., 1879-1883AURORA WATCH CO., Auora, Ill, 1883-1892 (Sold to HAMILTON)BALL RAILROAD WATCHES, Made by Waltham, Hamilton, Elgin and Illinois. See serial number

    section.BENRUS WATCH CO., New York and Waterbury, Conn. (See WATERBURY)BILLON,C., Philadelphia, about 1776.BOND, WILLIAM, Boston, about 1800.BONNAUD, Philadelphia, about 1779.BOSTON WATCH CO., 1850-1854 (See HOWARD)BOWMAN, EZRA, Lancaster, Pa., 1877. Sold to J. P. Stevens, Atlanta, Ga. 1882.

  • BRASIER, AMABLE, Philadelphia, 1795BULOVA WATCH CO., New York, N. Y.BUNN SPECIAL, Made by Illinois Watch Co.CALIFORNIA WATCH CO., San Francisco. 1878 (See CORNELL) Sold to FREDONIA 1878.CAMPBELL, CHARLES, Philadelphia, about 1796.CARVER, JACOB, Philadelphia, about 1788.CENTRAL (See BENRUS)CHICAGO WATCH CO., Chicago, Ill., about 1898.CHESHIRE WATCH CO., Cheshire, Conn., 1884-1893COLUMBUS WATCH CO., Columbus, Ohio, 1882-1903. Sold to SOUTH BEND (See serial number

    section)CORNELL WATCH CO., CHICAGO, 1870. Moved to San Francisco 1874. Became CALIFORNIA

    WATCH CO.CROWN, Made by NEW YORK STANDARD WATCH CO.CURTIS, SOLOMON, Philadelphia, 1793CUSTER, JACOB, Norristown, Pa., 1840-1845DEUBER-HAMPDEN WATCH CO., Canton, Ohio, 1888-1919 (See HAMPDEN)DOWNS, ANSON & EPHRIAM, Bristol, CONN., about 1830.DUDLEY, Lancaster, Pa., About 1923. Masonic watch made with Hamilton Material.DUNHEIM, ANDREW, New York, 1775.DUTCH, STEPHEN, Boston, 1800EBERMAN, JOHN, Lancaster, Pa., about 1790.ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO., Elgin, Ill., 1864 to date. (See Serial Number Section)ELSWORTH, DAVID, Baltimore, Md., about 1790EMPIRE WATCH CO., New York, about 1773EVANS, DAVID, Baltimore, Md., about 1773FITCHBURG WATCH CO., Fitchburg, Mass., 1875-1878FREDONIA WATCH CO., Fredonia, N. Y., 1877. Moved to Peoria, Ill., 1890.FREEPORT WATCH CO., Freeport, Ill., 1874. Burned, 1875.GALBRATH, PATRICK, Philadelphia, about 1795GLADIATOR WATCH. Made by HAMPDEN.GOODING, HENRY, Boston, about 1810.GOODARD, LUTHER, Shrewburg, Mass., 1809-1815.GRUEN WATCH CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1890-HAMILTON WATCH CO., Lancaster, Pa., 1892 to date. (See serial number section)HAMPDEN WATCH CO., Springfield, Mass (See serial number section)HOWARD Watch Co., 1857-1930. (See serial number section)ILLINOIS WATCH CO., Springfield, Ill., 1870-1930. (See serial number section)INDEPENDENT WATCH CO., Fredonia, N.Y., about 1877. Become FREDONIA WATCH CO.INGERSOLL, DANIEL G., Boston, about 1800.INGERSOLL, R. H. 7 BRO., Waterbury, Conn. New York and Trenton, N. J., 1892-1925.

    Sold to Waterbury Clock Co. INGRAHAM CO., Bristol, Conn., 1880INTERNATIONAL WATCH CO., Jersey City, N.J., 1905.

    Made Pin-lever pocket watches.IVES, CHAUNCEY AND JOSEPH, Bristol, Conn., about 1825JACOT, CHARLES A., New York, 1850KANKAKEE WATCH CO., Kankakee, Ill., 1901

  • KEYSTONE, Made by LANCASTERKEYSTONE, Made by NEW YORK STANDARDLANCASTER WATCH CO., Lancaster, Pa., 1877. Successor to ADAMS AND PERRY. Made

    watches with names; Franklin, Keystone Standard, Lancaster, Melrose, New Era, Record andWest end. Sold to HAMILTON.

    LEVENWORTH, MARK & WILLIAM, Waterbury, Conn., about 1810-1820.MANHATTAN WATCH CO., New York, about 1883. Failed soon after opening.MANROSS, ELISHA, Bristol, Conn., about 1830.MARION WATCH CO., Marion, N.J., 1863-1875. (See UNITED STATES WATCH CO.)MELROSE WATCH CO., Melrose, Mass., 1866-1868. Sold to England.MOZART WATCH CO., Providence, R.I., 1864. Ann Arbor, Mich., 1867 - 1871. Sold to ROCK

    ISLAND WATCH CO.MT.VERNON WATCH CO., 11 Prospect Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.MULLIKEN, NATHANIEL, Lexington, Mass., 1751 - 1767MUNROE & WHITNEY, Concord, Mass., 1820NASHUA WATCH CO., Nashua, N.H., 1859. Sold to AMERICAN WATCH CO. (WALTHAM) 1862NATIONAL WATCH CO. See ELGINNEWARK WATCH CO., Newark, N.J., 1863. Sold to CORNELL WATCH CO., 1870NEW ENGLAND WATCH CO., Waterbury, Conn. (See WATERBURY)NEW ERA, See LANCASTER and NEW YORK STANDARDNEW HAVEN CO., New Haven, Conn., 1883. Became TRENTON WATCH CO., 1886 TRENTON

    WATCH CO., 1886. Sold to Robert Ingersoll 1897.NEW YORK CHRONOGRAPH WATCH CO. Made by MANHATTAN WATCH CO. About 1883.NEW YORK STANDARD WATCH CO., Jersey City, N.J., 1885-1925. See serial number section.NEW YORK WATCH CO., New York, 1866. Springfield, Mass., 1870. 1877, sold to Hampden.NON-MAGNETIC WATCH CO. Made by PEORIA WATCH CO.OHARA, CHARLES, Philadelphia, 1799.OLIVER, GRIFFITH, Philadelphia, 1786.OTAY WATCH CO., Otay, Calif., 1889-1890. Sold to a Japanese Watch Co., 1894.PALMER, JOHN, Philadelphia, 1795.PARK, SETH, Park Town, Pa., 1790.PATTON, ABRAHAM, Philadelphia, 1799.PEORIA WATCH CO, Peoria, Ill., 1855-1890. Formerly FREDONIA WATCH CO.PITKIN, H. & J., Hartford, Conn., 1838-1841. First machine made watch with interchangeable parts.POTTER WATCH CO., New York, 1855-1861.PROCTOR, WILLIAM, New York, 1737-1760.QUIMBY, PHINIAS & WILLIAM, Belfast, Maine, 1825-1835.REILY, JOHN, Philadelphia, 1788.ROCKFORD WATCH CO., Rockford, Ill., 1873-1915. See serial number section.ROCK ISLAND WATCH CO., Rock Island, Ill., 1871. Sold to FREEPORT WATCH CO.SAXTON & LUKENS, Philadelphia, 1828-1840.SCHRINER, MARTIN, Lancaster, Pa., 1790-1830.SHELL WATCH. 1939. Made by Girard-Perregaux for a Shell Oil Co. Promotion.SETH THOMAS WATCH, Thomaston, Conn,. 1883-1914. See serial number section.SOUTH BEND WATCH CO., South Bend, Indiana, 1902-1933. See serial number section.SPRINGFIELD. See ILLINOISSTANDARD. See NEW YORK STANDARDSTEIN, ABRAHAM, Philadelphia, 1799.

  • STEVENS, J.P., Atlanta, Ga., 1882-1887.STEVER AND BRYAND, Whigville, Conn., 1830.STUDEBAKER WATCH CO., 1916. Made by the SOUTH BEND WATCH CO.SUFFOLK WATCH CO., New York, 1901. Made by the U.S. Watch CO.SUN DIAL WATCH. Made by ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO. 1898.TREMONT WATCH CO., Boston, Mass., 1864.j Became the MELROSE WATCH CO., 1866.TRENTON WATCH CO., Trenton, N.J., 1885-1908. Sold to R.H. Ingersoll & Bro., 1908. See

    NEW HAVEN.U.S. WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass., 1884-1888. Sold to Keystone Case Co.UNITED STATES WATCH CO., Marion, N.J., 1864-1873. Became MARION WATCH CO.WALTHAM WATCH CO., Waltham Mass., 1850-1957. See serial number section.WASHINGTON WATCH CO., Washington, D.C., 1872. Used ILLINOIS parts. Failed in 1874.WATERBURY WATCH CO., Waterbury, Conn., 1880-1893. Became NEW ENGLAND WATCH

    CO., 1898-1914. Sold to Robert Ingersoll & Bro., 1914-1922. INGERSOLL-ALDEN Modelbecame BENRUS-CENTRAL.

    WESTERN WATCH CO., Chicago, 1880. Sold to ILLINOIS WATCH CO.WICHITA WATCH CO., Wichita, Kansas, 1887.

    Where dates of manufacture are given they should be accepted as APPROXIMATE since watches werenot always released for sale in the exact order of their numbers.

    PATENT ISSUE DATES ACCORDING TO

    PATENT SERIAL NUMBER

    YEAR PATENTNUMBER

    1836 July 13 11837 1101838 5161839 1,0611840 1,4651841 1,9231842 2,4131843 2,9011844 3,3951845 3,873

  • 1846 4,3481847 4,9141848 5,4091849 5,9931850 6,9811851 7,8651852 8,6221853 9,5121854 10,3581855 12,1171856 14,0091857 16,3241858 19,0101859 22,4771860 26,6421861 31,0051862 34,0451863 37,2661864 41,0471865 45,6851866 51,7841867 72,9591868 85,5031870 98,4601871 110,6171872 122,3041873 134,5041874 146,1201875 158,3501876 171,6411877 185,8131878 198,7331879 211,0781880 223,2111881 236,1371882 251,6851883 269,8201884 291,0161885 310,1631886 333,4941887 355,2911888 375,7201889 395,3051890 418,6651891 443,9871892 466,3151893 488,9761894 511,744

  • 1895 531,6191896 552,5021897 574,3691898 596,4671899 616,8711900 640,1671901 664,8271902 690,3851903 717,5211904 748,5671905 778,8341906 808,6181907 839,7991908 875,6791909 908,4361910 945,0101911 980,1781912 1,013,0951913 1,049,3261914 1,083,2671915 1,123,2121916 1,166,4191917 1,210,3891918 1,251,4581919 1,290,0271920 1,326,8991921 1,364,0631922 1,401,9481923 1,440,3621924 1,478,9961925 1,521,5901926 1,568,0401927 1,612,7901928 1,654,5211929 1,696,8971930 1,742,1811931 1,787,4241932 1,839,1901933 1,892,6631934 1,944,4491935 1,985,8781936 2,026,5101937 2,066,3091938 2,101,0041939 2,142,0801940 2,185,1701941 2,227,4181942 2,268,540

  • 1943 2,307,0071944 2,338,0811945 2,366,1541946 2,391,8561947 2,413,6751948 2,433,8241949 2,457,7971950 2,492,9441951 2,536,0161952 2,580,3791953 2,624,0161954 2,664,5621955 2,698,4311956 2,728,9131957 2,775,7621958 2,818,5671959 2,866,9731960 2,919,4431961 2,966,6811962 3,015,1031963 3,070,8011964 3,116,487

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