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Do you know how old these famous brands really are?

Oldest most iconic brands
Wilson – 1941
Kitchenaid – 1919
IBM – 1915
Rolls-Royce – 1906
Crayola – 1903
Gibson Guitars – 1902
Levi's – 1873
Macy’s – 1858
Burberry – 1856
Bally – 1851
Cartier – 1847
Hermes – 1837
Tiffany & Co – 1837
Woolrich – 1830
Guerlain – 1828
Lord & Taylor – 1826
Clarks – 1825
Brooks Brothers – 1817
Colgate Palmolive – 1806
Lloyds Banking Group – 1765
Sotheby’s – 1744
Coutts – 1692
Barclays – 1690
Royal Delft – 1653
Fiskars – 1649
Cambridge University Press – 1534
Beretta – 1526
Rathborne Candles – 1488
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Wilson – 1941

Owned by Finnish company Amer Sports, Wilson was established in Ohio in 1941 and has made every 'football' used in NFL games. As part of the £2 million umbrella company, Wilson produces 4,000 balls a day, or 700,000 a year at its American factory, the only one in the world dedicated to manufacturing just footballs. The company name became even more famous after Tom Hanks befriended a Wilson volleyball in the movie Castaway, with the company making replicas of the one seen in the film.
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26 November 2016

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