Translations:Onoto/23/en
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Chronology
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1813 | Thomas De La Rue starts its activities in Guernsey, is the origin of the company |
| 1881 | De La Rue produced the Anti-Stylograph pen, a primordial fountain pen |
| 1895 | the company introduces the Pelican |
| 1905 | De La Rue introduces the first pen with the Onoto brand name |
| 1908 | the company introduces the Onoto G |
| 1911 | the company is incorporated as limited liability company |
| 1911 | the company introduces the Onoto G with highly flexible nib[1] |
| 1913 | the company introduces some models in red/black mottled hard rubber called Antique (?) |
| 1915 | the company introduces the Valvless |
| 1921 | the company introduces a normal feeder instead of the initial overfeed (uncertain date) |
| 1921 | the company introduces the Ink Pencil a stilographic model |
| 1921 | the company becomes a public limited company, changing ownership |
| 1922 | the company introduces the Receder a safety model (or 1921?) |
| 1923 | the company introduces its first lever filler models (1922 or 1924?) |
| 1924 | the company introduces a second tier production marked The De La Rue |
| 1924 | the company introduces the Mammout 1800 |
| 1925 | the company introduces the Princess Mary in blue hard rubber |
| 1927 | the company productions is transferred to Strathendry in the Fifeshire, Scotland |
| 1928 | the company introduces celluloid models (or 1926?) |
| 1935 | the company introduces the Visible-ink models in transparent celluloid[2] |
| 1937 | the company introduces the Dainty |
| 1937 | the company introduces the Onoto Magna |
| 1937 | the company introduces the Minor |
| 1947 | the company restart Magna production, also with lever filler |
| 1955 | the company introduces the Onoto K |
| 1958 | the company ceases operations in England, activities are selled to Australian reseller |
| 1963 | the company ceases operations also in Australia |
- ↑ see this advertisement.
- ↑ as indicated here.
