<VV> Chevy bowtie
J R Read_HML
hmlinc at sbcglobal.net
Fri Oct 13 17:58:57 EDT 2006
>From the article I pointed to yesterday...
Louis Chevrolet had built a large, high-quality luxury car with his name on
it. While Chevrolet was visiting Europe in 1913, Durant changed the design
to a smaller car in an attempt to achieve high volume. The Royal Mail and
the Baby Grand were the first to sport the now-famous Chevrolet "bowtie"
insignia, a design motif Durant reportedly had seen in some wallpaper in a
Paris hotel.
Later, JR
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> .... or was it Louise Chevrolet?...
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> harry yarnell
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>>I read at one time that William Durant found the emblem on wallpaper at a
>> Paris hotel, swiped a piece thinking he could use it someday as a emblem
>> for a
>> yet un-named and unknown car company. Anyone ever hear or read this?
>> Ed in Fla
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