VINOT & DEGUINGANG / FRANCE ( 1901 - 1928 )
The company "VINOT & DEGUINGANG" built a first automobile with a standing two-cylinder engine and chain drive in 1901. Shortly thereafter, they introduced vehicles with cardan drive and 4- and 6-cylinder engines. With the takeover of the company "GLADIATOR" in 1909, there were VINOT vehicles identical to the "GLADIATOR".
The vehicles were built in Puteaux and Nanterre. The place of manufacture was also written on the radiator emblem at times. In the 1920s, sales declined, which resulted in the closure of the factory in Nanterre and its sale to "DONNET" in 1924. In 1926, depending on the source in 1928, the last vehicle of the brand was produced.
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| early V & D radiator emblem in the art deco style |
Size
| 12.0 cm x 6.2cm
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Year
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c. 1908- 1914
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Estimate
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Often you find a an oval script on the radiator core showing the two letters V and D:
Size
| 9.8 cm x 14.0 cm
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Year
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1901- 1914
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Estimate
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| early advertisment showing the letters V and D ( top right ) |
| Size | 11.2 cm x 5.8 cm |
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| Year | 1918 - 1926 |
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| Size | 11.2 cm x 5.8 cm |
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| Year | 1918 - 1924 |
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| VINOT & DEGUINGANG puzzle for sale ( seen in France in 2015 ) |
VINOT was also exported to the United Kingdom:
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| c. 1914 street scene in Bury / Essex with V&D vehicle |
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| last V & D radiator emblem ressembling the AVIONS VOISIN emblem |
Size
| c. 10 cm
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Year
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c. 1926- 1928
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Estimate
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For more emblems see older posts or top right ( list of car makers ).
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