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Accessories Alfred opened his first Dunhill Motorities shop in the summer of 1902 on London’s busy Conduit Street. His always ingenious and often outrageous line of accessories attracted a loyal and distinguished customer base that included the Duke of Windsor, Pablo Picasso, Rudolf Valentino and Elvis Presley. “My experience in the motorists trade has convinced me 100 OCTObER/nOVEMbER 2003 s t y lu s A T r u e G e n T l e m A n ’ s An inside look at the complete line of Dunhill accessories B Y M E G A N L I V O L S I Established by Alfred Dunhill in 1893 in London, the Dunhill brand quickly became known for its extensive line of exclusive gentlemen’s motoring accessories that were simultaneously stylish, reliable, functional and durable. that, if one can exactly meet the desires of a good class of public, time alone is necessary to make the business profitable,” Dunhill once said. Over the years, the Dunhill shop took on the air of a true gentleman’s club. As Mr. Dunhill expanded his business interests, he broadened his range of luxury goods to include sporting equipment and an “Avorities” line of pilot’s cloth- ing and accessories. As a young entrepreneur, Alfred Dunhill believed that everything “must be beautiful, it must be useful, it must work dependably and it must be the best of its kind.” Today, his passion for excellence is still at the heart of the company’s philosophy. Although Alfred died in 1959, the brand he created continues to share his adventurous
spirit and his unique under- years, the company has enjoyed standing of luxury. For many Accessories A trio of Dunhill accessories: an original tin can lighter; the limited-edition sterling silver ballpoint pen equipped with a quartz timepiece; and a set of cuff links with the trademark Dunhill “d” s t y lu s OCTObER/nOVEMbER 2003 101
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