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1893: At the age of 21 Alfred Dunhill inherited a harness business and soon saw that the age of the automobile was coming and converted his father’s factory from horse-drawn carriage accessories to motor accessories. “Dunhill Motorities” was born. | '''1893''': At the age of 21 Alfred Dunhill inherited a harness business and soon saw that the age of the automobile was coming and converted his father’s factory from horse-drawn carriage accessories to motor accessories. “Dunhill Motorities” was born. | ||
'''1904''': Alfred Dunhill invented the “Windshield Pipe”. | '''1904''': Alfred Dunhill invented the “Windshield Pipe”. | ||
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'''1953''': The Tanshell finish is introduced | '''1953''': The Tanshell finish is introduced | ||
'''1973''': | '''1959''': Bill Taylor start working for Dunhill as a boy | ||
'''1973''': The Redbark finish is introduced | |||
'''1977''': Bill Taylor works as administrator and overseer in the Dunhill Factory | |||
'''1980''': The Cumberland finish is introduced | '''1980''': The Cumberland finish is introduced | ||
'''1984''': Bill Taylor leaves Dunhill to become Bill [[Ashton]]-Taylor | |||
'''1987''': Redbark finish officially retired | '''1987''': Redbark finish officially retired | ||