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| Hermes 2000 (1948) |
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| Hermes Baby (1935) |
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| Hermes, early 1970s |
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| Hermes Media (1946) |
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| Hermes No. 2 (1923) |
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| Hermes No. 2 (from a letter written in 1932) |
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| Japy P68 |
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| Japy V (1931) |
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| Continental (1921) |
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| Mercedes Elektra |
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| Monarch |
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| Oliver Courier (1956) |
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| Oliver portable (1930s) |
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| Olivetti Ico (1936) |
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| Olivetti (1939) |
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| Olympia 8 |
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| Orga Privat (1927) |
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| "paillard", on Hermes 2000 (1948) |
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| Patria (CH, 1945 - 1950) |
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| Patria (CH, ca. 1936) |
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| Perkeo (ca. 1920s) |
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| Perkeo (ca. 1920s) |
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| Urania (1933) |























looks like George Lucas might have borrowed from that Patria logo/font
ResponderBorrarI love the "paillard" logo, very dramatic. And the Monarch logo includes an infinite regress!
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