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H.S Watson was located in San Francisco CA...also Emeryville CA. and Toledo Ohio.

H.S. Watson designed the Aux Trans, but had Brown-Lipe manufacture it for Watson.

http://s1253.photobucket.com/user/GMCPic/media/Gear%20Box/Watson3Speed.jpg.html

Apparently they were in business for 36 years, before Spicier purchased them.


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I have been enjoying the thread about the auxiliary gear box. It is a great find for vintage iron collectors.

Hasn't anyone else noticed the word association: mystery, investigation, Watson.

Where is Sherlock Holmes when you need him?


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