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La documentation sur les débuts de la Shell se limite essentiellement aux demandes de brevet - il n'existe pas de page de catalogue ni de publicité de mise sur le marché. | |||
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[[File:InSearchOfTheFirstShell2.jpeg|thumb|140px|Dunhill.London, Loring©]]<br> | [[File:InSearchOfTheFirstShell2.jpeg|thumb|140px|Dunhill.London, Loring©]]<br> | ||
* DUNHILL'S "SHELL BRIAR" | *Premier marquage DUNHILL'S "SHELL BRIAR" second marquage "PAT. No. 5861/12" (brevet de l'inner tube) et éventuellement "PAT.PENDING" ou une mention similaire faisant référence au brevet en instance sur le sablage, on peut sans problème la dater de 1917.. | ||
* To September/October 1918 when the US Patent application was being prepared and filed, for the nomenclature refers to that application: '''U.S.A. PAT / APPLD FOR''' but differs considerably from that later and consistently found: '''PAT. MAR.9.15 / PAT.APP FOR'''. Similarly the DUNHILL.LONDON / “SHELL BRIAR” stamping is unique as the uniform stamping through the mid-1930s is DUNHILL’S “SHELL” MADE IN ENGLAND or DUNHILL’S “SHELL BRIAR” on one or two lines and never in any other known case a non-possessive DUNHILL or a LONDON. | * To September/October 1918 when the US Patent application was being prepared and filed, for the nomenclature refers to that application: '''U.S.A. PAT / APPLD FOR''' but differs considerably from that later and consistently found: '''PAT. MAR.9.15 / PAT.APP FOR'''. Similarly the DUNHILL.LONDON / “SHELL BRIAR” stamping is unique as the uniform stamping through the mid-1930s is DUNHILL’S “SHELL” MADE IN ENGLAND or DUNHILL’S “SHELL BRIAR” on one or two lines and never in any other known case a non-possessive DUNHILL or a LONDON. |
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