The "Culinor" is Swiss made

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The "Culinor" espresso coffee machine

 This machine got sold a few years ago in - no joke - Australia.

This took me a while but here it goes: Swiss Mystery solved!

 Alfred (Alfredo) Hatz - Lugano (Switzerland) (link):

- The "Culinor" espresso coffee machine (link)

- Patent application in Australia for a "device for making Coffee" n°29123 (link) through Dulac pty Ltd. (link)

Fritz Lüdi-Zumstein - Grenchen (Switzerland) (old link):

- The "Cafex" espresso coffee machine (link) sold by Busalco AG

- Patent application in Switzerland for "Appareil pour café express" n°267088 (old link)

With Old link, i mean, the information there is not up-to-date anymore. I thought Lüdi-Zumstein was involved in Culinor.

Coffee machine sold by Rollar Electric Ltd. Zürich, Switzerland, 14 December 1948

 

The CAFEX espresso coffee machine - sold by Busalco A.G., Zürich, Switzerland - 11 June 1949

 

22 Mai 1949:

"Culinor" - The Queen of Coffee makers - Switzerland - 1 December 1948

"Many men give so-called secondary gifts, i.e. gifts from which they also benefit. ... This means, for example, the "Culinor", who has been called the queen of coffee machines and can brew her six cups of coffee ... in 3 minutes... "

Dulac Pty. Ltd. ( A. Hatz) - Coffee pressure cooker - Mai-June 1950 - Australia

 Alfred (Alfredo) Hatz was managing director of Dulac Pty. Ltd.

You'll find this information here:

Dulac Pty. Ltd., which represents a group of Swiss manufacturer, has placed most of its patents on the Australian market.

They include such useful things as ... coffee pressure cooker...

Inside Bon Trading

 There is no doubt, that the leaflets are to be found somewhere in there.

Sometimes, one just needs someone kind enough to just open a box and share.

That's all it takes. One person.

¡¡¡¡¡WANTED!!!!! Leaflet Bon Trading Co

 Please send me a scan at the email address above!

Thanks!

and remember i am still looking for other leaflets of this Australian Robbiati's retailer since 2012:

Bon Trading Leaflets

About Walter Schauble...

I guess there weren't a 1000 Walter Schauble in Australia in 1949 so, you might as well read about his life:

http://exhibitions.cmag.com.au/building-a-life/biographies/walter-scha-uble

The whole story is just amazing.

Congratulation for the website and thanks you Canberra Museum+Gallery for telling the story.

Alfred Hatz also patented this in 1957

 

Remember Alfred Hatz ... no? How about Alfredo Hatz?

 I talked about him 3 years ago:

https://unasalusvictisnullamsperaresalutem.blogspot.com/2019/03/revoca-di-mandato-alfredo-hatz-lugano.html

He patented this in Switzerland in 1952:

That reminds me of this picture:

more similar to the second patent drawing:

Mik currently researching on...

Alfred Hatz, 300 Little Collins-Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (importers)

Walter Shäuble, 60 Hortense Street, Burwood, Melbourne ... (is he the one involved in the "Jennings Germans"?)

Alfred Carl Ziegl (Ziegler?)

Germans & Swiss immigrants made the application of Giordano Robbiati's patent for Australia.

Amazing.

You are Australian and wish to help? Many thanks in advance!

Yours,

Mik

Australian Application for "Device for making coffee", G. Robbiati, August, 4th 1949

 

Aubrey Sassoon (Newspaper cut from 1950)

 

The Australian Official Journal of Patents, Trade Marks and Designs with which are Incorporated Particulars of Copyright Applications, Band 19, Ausgaben 24-36, 1949