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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Letter from The Houdaillle Hydraulic Suspension Co. Ltd. to Bentley Motors regarding a patent for Parallite streamlined coachwork.

Identifier  ExFiles\Box 160\2\  scan0191
Date  16th July 1934
  
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THE HOUDAILLE HYDRAULIC SUSPENSION Co. LTD.
OFFICES & SERVICE DEPOT:
69, Drayton Gardens,
South Kensington,
London, S.W.10.
THE SOCIETY OF MOTOR MANUFACTURERS & TRADERS
TELEPHONE Nos KENSINGTON 5261 (2 LINES).
TELEGRAMS: HOUDAILLE, PHONE, LONDON.
CODES: BENTLEYS.
HOUDAILLE AND BERKSHIRE PRODUCTS
PLEASE QUOTE OUR REF. C.D./D.S.

16th July, 1934.

Messrs. Bentley Motors (1931) Ltd.
16, Conduit Street,
W.1.

Dear Sirs,

PARALLITE STREAMLINED COACHWORK.
BRITISH PATENT NO. 32335 . REGISTERED DESIGNS APPLICATION Nos. 789553/4/5 & 778208

If you are considering building Streamlined cars, I think you will find the enclosed details of interest.

I particularly draw your attention to the Spare Wheel and Luggage accommodation at either side of the engine, which is one of the several features covered by the above quoted Patent.

I think you will agree with me that in Streamlined cars, this feature is an absolute essential.

Yours faithfully,

THE HOUDAILLE HYDRAULIC SUSPENSION CO. LTD.
C. Napier
(C. DEFRIES)
Managing Director.

BENTLEY
BENTLEY MOTORS (1931) LTD. Received 17 JUL 1934

NOTE.—This firm take all reasonable precautions, but do not accept any liability for injury to or loss of Cars, or any property whatever left in the Works.
Cars driven by experienced Staff at Owners' risk.
  
  


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