Differenze tra le versioni di "Eterpen/en"
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| − | <noinclude> | + | <noinclude></noinclude>Company in Argentina, founded by brothers Georg and Lazlo Biro. Lazlo Biro, a Hungarian journalist, had patented in [[1938]] a ballpoint pen, but without giving following a production. Fled to Argentina in [[1940]] to escape the Nazis joined with his brother and in [[1943]] gave birth to [[Eterpen]] the first company to manufacture and market in an industrial ballpoint pens using the [[Biro]] brand, which since then, at least in Italy, became a synonym for a ballpoint pen.<noinclude> |
| − | </noinclude>Company in Argentina, founded by brothers Georg and Lazlo Biro. Lazlo Biro, a Hungarian journalist, had patented in 1938 a ballpoint pen, but without giving following a production. Fled to Argentina in [[1940]] to escape the Nazis joined with his brother and in [[1943]] gave birth to [[Eterpen]] the first company to manufacture and market in an industrial ballpoint pens using the [[Biro]] brand, which since then, at least in Italy, became a synonym for a ballpoint pen.<noinclude> | ||
{{BrandData|Founder=Lazlo Biro|Place=Buenos Aires|Date=1943|Country=AR}} | {{BrandData|Founder=Lazlo Biro|Place=Buenos Aires|Date=1943|Country=AR}} | ||
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{{CategorizeBrand|Argentina|Other brand}}</noinclude> | {{CategorizeBrand|Argentina|Other brand}}</noinclude> | ||
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Company in Argentina, founded by brothers Georg and Lazlo Biro. Lazlo Biro, a Hungarian journalist, had patented in 1938 a ballpoint pen, but without giving following a production. Fled to Argentina in 1940 to escape the Nazis joined with his brother and in 1943 gave birth to Eterpen the first company to manufacture and market in an industrial ballpoint pens using the Biro brand, which since then, at least in Italy, became a synonym for a ballpoint pen.