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5" odd-shaped Singer Limoges plates marked:
TRIPETTE ET RENAUD PARIS
"BLUTEX" NYLON
I can't figure out what that means. "Tripette" is a manufacturing company. I have no idea what "blutex nylon" means. Why in the world is this stamped on the bottom? Such a mystery. I'm wondering if these were made to be promotional items for the company. But I can find none other like them. Any ideas?
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It appears...TRIPETTE and RENAUD is an Industrial equipment supplier
BLUTEX is a trademark owned by Tripette & Renaud
https://alter.com/trademarks/blutex-73293365
Thank you for that! So now the connection makes sense. I still have to figure out why it's stamped on the bottom of Limoges plates. Very weird.
Singer Limoges France 1954 - 1974. You will notice on the patent page, it says under patent history..first use 1954. The patent link is actually for a US patent in the 1980s.
https://www.limogesboutique.com/pages/limoges-appraisals-marks
Under the patent information is says Blutex is:
"Nylon Screen Cloth Used for Bolting, Filtering and Screen Printing in the Field of Textile Design"
So I assume they were experimenting with screen printing vs hand painted plates?
That's so interesting. Thank you for the help!