One of the shops in Colchester is in an old building, which has this plaque attached to it:
To save you from straining your eyes, here's what the text says:
"This Doorway Has Been Retained In The Interest Of Preserving The History Of Colchester. It Is Thought To Date From 1500 AD. And It Seems Likely That Even At That Time The Building Was Being Used As A Shop. Which Was Probably Of A Similar Size And Shape To Our Present Shop
TIMPSON
Great Service by Great People"
That use of a capital letter at the start of every word is somewhat ... unconventional. Only in the last line, which is probably corporate in origin, is it more like what would be expected in English. Also, the second and third phrases following the full stops aren't sentences. The final sentence doesn't end in a full stop, either.
Timpson may be good at engraving, but I'd want to see what the output was going to look like before I asked them to engrave me anything.
I do have a jacket with them for dry cleaning at the moment, though. They really do offer a Great Service.