Whatisthiscar#20 - 1907 Réclame by E. Mendelssohn et Co Limited

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pnegyesi

Is it related to the Mendelssohn family?

Arunas

#35
Hautier?
Bailleau?

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Paul Jaray

#37
PAssy-Thellier cars were built between 1903 and 1907 in Seine, not a 7-letter maker, but also known as Mendelssohn because E.G. Mendelssohn, one of the directors, was of the same family of composer Felix Mendelssohn.

pnegyesi

That's why I asked about the Mendelssohn connection :( :(

neilshouse

I have a 7 letter name for this car, although there is very limited information about it and I'm not 100% sure that the name is correct, (the name does translate to an advertising term) and there are no references online or in any of my books just the picture and a small article in an old magazine, although the article was written by a recognised authority on vintage cars.

The address given on the advert for the car is the same address as Mendelssohn & Cie and Passy-Thellier so it seems as if it is either a re-branded Mendelssohn or a Passy-Thellier.

I'm not really sure what to do with this one, whether to reveal the car and give points to pnegyesi and PJ, or see if anyone has any ideas/information? :scratch:

Paul Jaray

Quote from: pnegyesi on January 02, 2012, 06:56:27 AM
That's why I asked about the Mendelssohn connection :( :(
I would never have guessed Passy-Thellier without your question and I do not deserve a point becaue I just expressed your guess in a different form.  ;)

neilshouse

I have decided to post the complete image for this one, has anyone heard of a Réclame?


Paul Jaray

Quote from: neilshouse on February 03, 2012, 01:12:44 PM
I have decided to post the complete image for this one, has anyone heard of a Réclame?


not me...

Oguerrerob

I don't know if it's mistranslation but I've found a Reclame coachbuilt by Van Rijswijk carrosserie

Wendax

'reclame' means advertisement in Dutch

Paul Jaray

According to a couple of sources, there was a French car called 'Schmidt' from Paris...

Wendax

That line just refers to the imprimerie, i.e. the printer.

neilshouse

A forgotten puzzle.

I'm not sure what to do with this, it has me puzzled which was not the plan!

Here is a scan of the original text from the magazine... Who gets the point, or is this still a mystery?






Tom_I

Quote from: Wendax on March 31, 2012, 04:13:51 PM
'reclame' means advertisement in Dutch

Réclame means advertisement in French as well.

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