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[[File:Thetelegraph.jpg|thumb|left|120px| The Telegraph]]
[[File:Thetelegraph.jpg|thumb|left|120px| The Telegraph]]
In an article named '''"Weird and wonderful"''' for The Telegraph, by David Burgess-Wise on 16 Aug 2003, we have a humorous and interesting Dunhill's historical summary.
Dans un article intitulé '''Etrange et Merveilleux''' publié par David Burgess-Wise le 16 août 2003 dans le Telegraph, on trouve un résumé historique intéressant et plein d’humour.
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<blockquote><q>Today's drivers want CD players and sat-nav systems. But the motorists of yesteryear equally craved their 'toys'. David Burgess-Wise recalls the impact of Dunhill's stores for motorists.
<blockquote><q>Aujourd’hui les conducteurs veulent des lecteurs de CD et des systèmes de navigation par satellite. Mais les conducteurs d’hier recherchaient également leurs “jouets”. David Burgess Wise nous rappelle l’impact qu’ont eu les magasins Dunhill sur les automobilistes.


True to its Edwardian slogan "Everything but the Motor", coined in the days when it supplied pioneering "automobilists" with a host of accessories for their horseless carriages, the luxury goods company Dunhill this year sponsored the Goodwood Festival of Speed's Soapbox Challenge, where motors are forbidden.</q> <font size="3">See the full article '''[https://pipedia.org/images/f/f7/Weird_and_Wonderful_-_Telegraph_Page.pdf here]'''.</font></blockquote>
True to its Edwardian slogan "Everything but the Motor", coined in the days when it supplied pioneering "automobilists" with a host of accessories for their horseless carriages, the luxury goods company Dunhill this year sponsored the Goodwood Festival of Speed's Soapbox Challenge, where motors are forbidden.</q> <font size="3">See the full article '''[https://pipedia.org/images/f/f7/Weird_and_Wonderful_-_Telegraph_Page.pdf here]'''.</font></blockquote>
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