Vintage Bulova information sharing

Hello Group - 

I am looking for anyone that may have a better photo of the attached box sealing tape, in particular the logo seen on the left side of the bottom, (it appears to be a coat of arms with planes circling a globe ??).  These attached photos were downloaded from a search that popped up when looking for original packing and I am yet to find the original posting site.

In making a few boxes for my own collection, I have been able to source all other aspects except for the tape.   Any leads on what that logo may look like are greatly appreciated.  

I stumbled across this watch today at a flea market.  It says Bulova on the front but the back has no date code I recognize or a serial number.  There is a "5" and under that is says "Sterling"  Once if figure how, I will upload picts.

Good afternoon,

I've been searching the Web, E-Bay etc for a 1948 movement for spares for my watch. The part I was looking for is the " Bulova Stamped Button" which was on the watch when I received it over 30 years ago, however those that I found were unstamped.

The nearest I found was a 7 AK movement vintage 1949 with a stamped button, but not a Duncan judging by the Dial  and I tust this will be a suitable  replacement.

Received this GEMEX watch strap in a lot off of ebay.   I noticed that the silver areas had residue around them.  After further review it appears to be dried leather.  The strap appears to be for a 1957 Princeton/Webster/Viscount.   I noticed the ends seemed to be hinged.  Well I took it apart and found that you could insert new leather.  I cut out a small piece of the only leather I had and it restored nicely.  I think it needs a darker lizard skin but am happy with the results.   I thought I would share.   The only thing is I cannot figure out the spring bars.

1951

https://archive.org/details/1951CommercialsForBulovaWatches

1958

https://archive.org/details/1958CommercialForBulovaMissAmericaWatch

https://archive.org/details/1958CommercialForBulovaSenatorWatch

Undated but Looks to be late 1950's

I tried to post this before, so apologies if this appears twice!

I have two desk clock.

Somebody has posted a photo of the little silver one on here. Theirs is in better condition than mine. 

The other appears to be brass. Certainly heavy enough to be brass. 

Unfortunately, I don't have packaging / cases for either. 

Just sharing. 

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These jeweler sales books are from 1939.  They were delivered in the original mailer that was sent to the jeweler.  Also included was a 1939 price list.  I am not sure if the price list is complete, it seems like there should be more pages to it.  And a sample of a newspaper ad.

Okay Okay... that last picture was okay.. but wait.. there's more! Haha... so now the question is... does a guy offer them as a set or individually if I was to thin the herd?

I thought I would start a forum just for Bulova postal cards.   These are the cards either from jewelers or from Bulova that would be sent to customers that the service was completed for their watch.  Thanks for indulging me. Here is number one.  This is a 1930 Bulova Watch service card.