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!colspan="2"|Eyland | |||
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|Existence | |||
|June 12, 1963 — January 8, 1970 | |||
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|Location | |||
|Rees (Lower Rhine), Germany | |||
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|style="vertical-align:top;"|Notable Employees | |||
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* Ernst Lanius, broken pipe | |||
* Elisabeth Lanius, broken pipe | |||
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The family business of the married couple Ernst and Elisabeth Lanius produced '''Eyland''' pipes in the 1960s. | The family business of the married couple Ernst and Elisabeth Lanius produced '''Eyland''' pipes in the 1960s. | ||
On June 12, 1963, the German Patent Office issued a certificate for the registration of the trademark "Eyland" with the number 792907. The newly founded "E. Lanius Rees / Rhein company | On June 12, 1963, the German Patent Office issued a certificate for the registration of the trademark "Eyland" with the number 792907. The newly founded "Firma E. Lanius Rees/Rhein" (E. Lanius Rees / Rhein company) was described as "Großhandel mit Raucherbedarfsartikeln" (wholesaling of smoking accessories). | ||
Ernst Lanius, born in 1932, came from Oberwesel and was a commercial agent for [[Dobbelmann]]. His wife Elisabeth, born in 1924, was the daughter of Heinrich Nienhaus the first post-war city director of Rees. She worked in the accounting department at Dobbelmann. | Ernst Lanius, born in 1932, came from Oberwesel and was a commercial agent for [[Dobbelmann]]. His wife Elisabeth, born in 1924, was the daughter of Heinrich Nienhaus the first post-war city director of Rees. She worked in the accounting department at Dobbelmann. | ||
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While the much larger [[Oldenkott]] company relied on mass production, Ernst Lanius occupied the niche of exquisite pipe models, which were manufactured with machines developed in-house and refined according to their own ideas. | While the much larger [[Oldenkott]] company relied on mass production, Ernst Lanius occupied the niche of exquisite pipe models, which were manufactured with machines developed in-house and refined according to their own ideas. | ||
Large department store chains such as Kaufhof added the Eyland pipes to their range, Elisabeth Lanius managed shipping within Germany and beyond. But fate was not kind to the small business. On the night of January 8, 1970, the factory exploded into a major fire. Icy roads, frozen hydrants and a strong south-east wind made it difficult to extinguish the fire. The damage amounted to 120,000 marks. | Large department store chains such as Kaufhof added the Eyland pipes to their range, Elisabeth Lanius managed shipping within Germany and beyond. But fate was not kind to the small business. On the night of January 8, 1970, the factory exploded into a major fire. Icy roads, frozen hydrants and a strong south-east wind made it difficult to extinguish the fire. The damage amounted to 120,000 marks. That put the final nail in the coffin of this small company. | ||
== Gallery == | |||
<gallery widths=300 heights=200 mode="packed-hover"> | |||
File:Eyland_Escort_82_01.jpg|Eyland Escort 82, courtesy Marcus Gurschek ([https://www.rockiro.de Rockiros Emporium]) | |||
File:Eyland_Escort_82_02.jpg|Eyland Escort 82, courtesy Marcus Gurschek ([https://www.rockiro.de Rockiros Emporium]) | |||
File:Eyland_Hadley_63_01.jpg|Eyland Hadley 63, courtesy Marcus Gurschek ([https://www.rockiro.de Rockiros Emporium]) | |||
File:Eyland_Hadley_63_02.jpg|Eyland Hadley 63, courtesy Marcus Gurschek ([https://www.rockiro.de Rockiros Emporium]) | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Links == | |||
* [https://rp-online.de/nrw/staedte/emmerich/die-geschichte-einer-kleinen-pfeifenfabrik_aid-21182119 Die Geschichte einer kleinen Pfeifenfabrik] | |||
[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]] | |||
[[Category: Germany]] | |||