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A motor spirit made by blending petroleum and alcohol | A motor spirit made by blending petroleum and alcohol | ||
1934 [[Distillers Co]] gave [[Cleveland Petroleum Products Co]] the rights to use the trademark ''Discol'' in exchange for an undertaking to buy the alcohol needed from '''Distillers'''<ref>The Times, 23 July 1934</ref>. | |||
1936 Advert: Cleveland Discol fuel<ref>The Times, 26 June 1936</ref>. Discol was trademark of [[Distillers Co]] Ltd. | |||
1962 Advert: Cleveland Discol fuel. Discol was trademark of [[Distillers Co]] Ltd. Cleveland was trademark of [[Cleveland Petroleum Products Co|Cleveland Petroleum Co]] Ltd. | |||
Revision as of 10:35, 12 August 2016
A motor spirit made by blending petroleum and alcohol
1934 Distillers Co gave Cleveland Petroleum Products Co the rights to use the trademark Discol in exchange for an undertaking to buy the alcohol needed from Distillers[1].
1936 Advert: Cleveland Discol fuel[2]. Discol was trademark of Distillers Co Ltd.
1962 Advert: Cleveland Discol fuel. Discol was trademark of Distillers Co Ltd. Cleveland was trademark of Cleveland Petroleum Co Ltd.
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