Differenze tra le versioni di "Degussa/en"

Da FountainPen.
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Creata pagina con "Degussa")
 
 
(14 versioni intermedie di 2 utenti non mostrate)
Riga 1: Riga 1:
−
<noinclude></noinclude>Azienda tedesca, fondata nel [[1873]] a Francoforte (?) da alcune banche. Il suo nome originale è ''Deutsche Gold und Silber Scheideanstalt'' (Compagnia di estrazione di oro e argento) di cui [[Degussa]] è una abbreviazione. L'azienda era molto attiva nel campo della chimica e produceva produceva penne in oro e metalli preziosi per le gioiellerie con (una ?) sede a Pforzheim.
+
<noinclude></noinclude>German company, founded in [[1873]] in Frankfurt (?) by some banks. Its original name was ''Deutsche Gold und Silber Scheideanstalt'' (Society of extraction of gold and silver) of which [[Degussa]] is an abbreviation. The company was very active in the field of chemistry and produced pens produced in gold and precious metals for jewelers with a base in Pforzheim.
  
−
Nel [[1932]] acquisì la divisione di produzione dei pennini dalla [[Osmia]] creando una fabbrica a Dossenheim. I suoi pennini si distinguono per un logo con un sole coperto a metà da una linea verticale. Attiva come azienda indipendente nella produzione di pennini fino alla seconda guerra mondiale, nel dopoguerra venne acquisita dalla [[Reform]], la produzione di pennini venne mantenuta a Dossenheim fino al 1970. Attualmente il marchio è proprietà della Evonik Industries che opera nel campo della chimica.
+
In [[1932]] it acquired the manufacturing nibs division from [[Osmia]] creating a factory in Dossenheim. His nibs are distinguished by a logo consisting of a horizontal rhombus divided in two, with the sun on the right side and the moon on the left side. It was active as an independent company in the nibs production until the Second World War; after the war it was acquired by [[Reform]]. The nibs production was maintained in Dossenheim until 1970. Currently the brand is owned by Evonik Industries that operates in the field of chemistry.
  
−
Riferimenti:
+
References:
−
[http://www.thesouthernscribe.com/pen-articles/the-famous-bock-nib-works.html], [http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20363-nib-history], [http://history.evonik.com/sites/geschichte/en/chemicals/Pages/default.aspx]
+
[http://www.thesouthernscribe.com/pen-articles/the-famous-bock-nib-works.html], [http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20363-nib-history], [https://history.evonik.com/sites/geschichte/en/Pages/default.aspx]
 
<noinclude>
 
<noinclude>
−
{{BrandData|Place=Francoforte|Date=1873|Place=Frankfurth|ProdDate=1932|Country=DE|Fullname=Deutsche Gold und Silber Scheideanstalt}}
 
  
−
[[Category:Marche]]
+
{{CategorizeOtherBrand|Germania}}</noinclude>
−
[[Category:Brands]]
 
−
[[Category:Germania]]
 
−
[[Category:Other brand]]</noinclude>
 

Versione attuale delle 21:21, 17 ott 2021

German company, founded in 1873 in Frankfurt (?) by some banks. Its original name was Deutsche Gold und Silber Scheideanstalt (Society of extraction of gold and silver) of which Degussa is an abbreviation. The company was very active in the field of chemistry and produced pens produced in gold and precious metals for jewelers with a base in Pforzheim.

In 1932 it acquired the manufacturing nibs division from Osmia creating a factory in Dossenheim. His nibs are distinguished by a logo consisting of a horizontal rhombus divided in two, with the sun on the right side and the moon on the left side. It was active as an independent company in the nibs production until the Second World War; after the war it was acquired by Reform. The nibs production was maintained in Dossenheim until 1970. Currently the brand is owned by Evonik Industries that operates in the field of chemistry.

References: [1], [2], [3]

Estratto da "http://www.fountainpen.it/index.php?title=Degussa/en&oldid=147800"