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− | In the State’s archives in [[Schaffhausen]] one can find that from [[January 29]], [[1583/en|1583]] applications for guilds and businesses, for fireworkers, tin and metal forgers/smiths, clock- and spring (coil) makers, who were also part of the city council. They advised in even then in Schaffhausen what the Clockmaker trade should involve and how it should be operated.<br> | + | In the State’s archives in [[Schaffhausen]] one can find that from [[January 29]], [[1583/en|1583]] applications for guilds and businesses, for fireworkers, tin and metal forgers/smiths, clock- and spring (coil) makers, who were also part of the city council. They advised in even then in [[Schaffhausen]] what the Clockmaker trade should involve and how it should be operated.<br> |
On [[January 29]], [[1920/en|1920]] many more [[Glashütte]]r fine machinery firms joined together with the [[Vereinigte Glashütter Rechenmaschinenfabriken, Tachometer und Feinmechanische Werke|Union of Glashuetter Measurement Machinery Firms, Tachometer and Fine Machinery Works]].<br> | On [[January 29]], [[1920/en|1920]] many more [[Glashütte]]r fine machinery firms joined together with the [[Vereinigte Glashütter Rechenmaschinenfabriken, Tachometer und Feinmechanische Werke|Union of Glashuetter Measurement Machinery Firms, Tachometer and Fine Machinery Works]].<br> | ||