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Given the pen success it was marketed also in France and in 1909 a branch was open in New York. But despite these fountain pen being much better from the technical point of view than the american competing models, the [[De La Rue]] did not make significant efforts to publicize its products in the high competitive U.S. market, not having a significant success. In the same year are cited some new models named ''Empire'', ''Elfin'' and ''Express''.
 
Given the pen success it was marketed also in France and in 1909 a branch was open in New York. But despite these fountain pen being much better from the technical point of view than the american competing models, the [[De La Rue]] did not make significant efforts to publicize its products in the high competitive U.S. market, not having a significant success. In the same year are cited some new models named ''Empire'', ''Elfin'' and ''Express''.
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Nel 1911 la [[De La Rue]] perse il contratto per la produzione di francobolli e subì una ristrutturazione interna diventando una società a responsabilità limitata proprietà di ''Thomas Andros'' ed dei suoi figli, nel 1915 ''Evelyn De La Rue'' si dimise e l'azienda rimase nella mani del fratello ''Stuart Andros'' che non aveva un significativo interesse nella produzione delle stilografiche. L'azienda subì un calo di vendite, che la portò nel 1921 a ristrutturarsi come società per azioni, con la proprietà che venne sostanzialmente ceduta ad un consorzio di altre tre grandi imprese.  
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In 1911 [[De La Rue]] lost the state contract for the production of stamps and underwent an internal restructuring to become a limited liability company owned by ''Thomas Andros'' and his sons, in 1915, ''Evelyn De La Rue'' resigned and the company remained in the hands of his brother ''Andros Stuart'' who did not have a significant interest in the production of fountain pens. The company suffered a drop in sales, which led in 1921 to restructure itself as a limited company, with the property that was essentially sold to a consortium of three other major companies.  
    
[[Image:1915-12-Onoto-2.jpg|thumb|Pubblicità della [[Onoto]] del 1915]]
 
[[Image:1915-12-Onoto-2.jpg|thumb|Pubblicità della [[Onoto]] del 1915]]

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