An article on the Levinson family and their jewellery business.
Service record for Henry Bradbury.
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A pocket watch with digital numbers, the background of the face is yellowed, and there is a small circular dial displaying seconds located at the 6 o'clock position.
Levinson & Sons were a well known jeweller in Perth. The pocket watch was owned by Henry Bradbury who served in World War One, his service number was "3119".
On the clock front is "LEVINSONS' DREADNOUGHT".
On the back of the pocket watch is an oval shaped circular with the words "LEVINSON & SONS DREADNOUGHT" around the inner oval and in the centre is a engraved picture of a steam ship"
An article on the Levinson family and their jewellery business.
Service record for Henry Bradbury.
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
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