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Letter from Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. concerning the urgent dispatch of racing tyres and tubes to Paris.


Identifier  ExFiles\Box 157\3\  scan0007
Date  17th January 1939
  
1332

DUNLOP RUBBER CO.,LTD.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:
"DUNLOPS, PHONE, BIRMINGHAM"

TELEPHONE:
ERDINGTON 2121 (P.B.X)

EXTENSION No.
361

YOUR REF:
OUR REF: HEP/IC.289.C.

FORT DUNLOP
ERDINGTON
BIRMINGHAM 24

Messrs. Rolls-Royce Ltd.,
DERBY.

17th January, 1939.

For the attention of S.H. Grylls, Esq.,

Dear Sirs,

Following your telephone conversation of this morning, we have made arrangements to send over to France, 2. 6.50-19 road racing covers and tubes, and 2. 5.50-18 road racing covers and tubes, similar to those which were sent to you at Derby at the beginning of this month.

These left our Factory at one o'clock to-day, and have gone to London by passenger train so that they will be in time to catch to-night's airmail which leaves Croydon at 7 o'clock. It is hoped that the tyres will be in Paris at about 9.30 this evening.

In order to avoid any difficulty in clearing at Le Bourget Aerodrome, we have addressed them to our own Paris Head Office, and have 'phoned to our officials there, so that they can make arrangements to collect the tyres and have them delivered as you requested to Mr. Sleator, c/o Franco Britannique Autos Ltd, 12, Avenue Georges Cinq, Paris, 8.

Our officials in Paris promised to 'phone Mr. Sleator, but in order to make quite certain that there is no mistake over the delivery, we have sent a confirmatory wire to Mr. Sleator as follows :-

" Francbrit, Paris 86. Sleator - Racing Tyres Air Mail to-night. Consult Dunlop Paris Monsieur Lallement ".

We trust the tyres arrive in good time for

contd...

[Stamp]
1938
DUNLOP
50 YEARS OF GROWTH
  
  
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).


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