Manufacturer list
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A.A. (All American), us.—AIll American Truck Co., Chicago; Fremont Motors Corp.—Fremont, Ohio. 1920-1927 G
A. & A.—Early name for Autocarrier.
A.A.A., F.—Ateliers d’Automobile et d’Aviation.—Paris. 1919-1921 eLV, eG
A. & B. us.—American & British Mfg. Co.—Bridgeport, Conn.; Providence, R.I. 1914-1922 pAT, p,peFE See also “Hoadley”.
A.B.A.M., p.—Allgemeine Betriebs-A.G. fur Motorfahrzeuge.—Cologne. 1900-1905 eLV, eG
ABBOTT-DOWNING, us.—Abbott-Downing Co.—Concord, N.H. Aftds. Concord. 1916 G
A.B.C., GB.—All-British Car Co.—Bridgeton, Glasgow. 1906-1908 G
ABENDROTH & ROOT, us.—Abendroth & Root Mfg. Co.—Newburgh, N.Y. 1906-1913 G
ABERDONIA, GB.—Aberdonia Cars Ltd.—Cumberland Ave., Park Royal, London, N.W. 1913-1915 LV, G
ABJORN, s.—Abjorn, Andersen A/B.—Svedala. -1950- AT
ABRESCH-CREMER, us.—Charles Abresch Co.—Milwaukee, Wis. 1910-1912 G
A.C., GB.—Autocarriers Ltd.—Thames Ditton, Surrey. 4-wheeled light vans, the 3-wheelers being known as Autocarriers. 1914 LV
ACASON, us.—Acason Motor Truck Co.—Detroit, Mich. 1915-1925 G
ACE, us.—American Motor Truck Co.—Newark, Ohio. 1920-1928 G Previously the American (i7) and the Blair.
ACER, GB.—Acer Ltd.—Grosvenor Rd., Hanwell, London, W. -1908- AT
A.C.F., us.—American Car & Foundry Motors Co.—Detroit, Mich.; Berkeley,
Calif. 1926-1946 G, PSV
A.C.F.-BRILL, us.—A.C.F.-Brill Motors Co.—Philadelphia, Pa. 1946- PSV
ACME (i), us.—Acme Motor Car Co.—8th St., Reading, Pa. 1905-1911 LV
ACME (ii), us.—Acme Motor Truck Co.—Cadillac, Mich.; Anderson, Ind. 1917-1932 G
ACME (iii), us.—Acme Wagon Co.—Emingsville, Pa. 1918-1921 G
ACME (iv), us.—Acme Harvesting Machine Co.—South Bartonville, Peoria. Ill. -1920- AT
ACORN, us.—Acorn Motor Truck Co.—Chicago, Ill. 1925-1930 G
A.C.T.LF., F.—39, Rue de Tanger, Paris. -1961- AT
ACUNA, E.—Acuna (Patentes S.A.).—2, Calle Recoletos, Madrid. 1920-1925 AT
ADAMS (i) (Hewitt), GB.—Adams Mfg. Co. Ltd.—Bedford. 1907-1914 LV
ADAMS (ii), us.—Adams Bros. Co.—Findlay, Ohio. 1911-1916 G
ADAMS EXPRESS, us. 1901-1902 LV
ADAMSON (7), B.—Hyde Junction, Dukinfield, Cheshire. 1858-1859 STE
ADAMSON (ii), 6B.—R. Barton Adamson Co.—Enfield, Middx. 1912-1914 LV
A.D.C. (Associated Daimler), GB.—Associated Daimler Co. Ltd.— Blackhorse Lane, Walthamstow, London, E.17; Associated Equipment Co. Ltd.—Windmill Lane, Southall, Middx. 1926-1929 G, PSV A short-lived fusion of A.E.C. and Daimler interests. Moved to Southall during 1927.
ADE, p. 1930- LV
ADLER, p.—Adler Fahrradwerke A.G.—, Hochterstr.17, Frankfurt-am-Main.
1900-1945 LV, G
ADMIRAL, us. ; 1914
ADVANCE (i), us.—Advance Threshers Co.—Battle Creek, Mich. 1893-1914 STE
ADVANCE (ii), us.—Advance-Rumely Co.—La Porte, Ind. Makers of Rumely traction engines. Also model of Wallis & Steevens rollers. -1920-1925- AT
AEBI, cH.—Aebi & Co.—Burgdorf. -1951 to date AT
A.E.C., GB.—Associated Equipment Co. Ltd. —Blackhorse Lane, Walthamstow, London, E.17. p,0G, PSV
A.E.C. Ltd.—Windmill Lane, Southall, Middx. 1909 to date Originally the engineering branch of the London General Omnibus Co. Known as A.C.L.O. in Spain and South America. The parent group, Associated Commercial Vehicles, now controls Crossley, Maudslay and Thornycroft, and merged with the Leyland Group in 1962.
AECHERLI, cH.—Aecherli S.A.—Reiden, Lucerne. -1951-1955—- o0AT
A.E.G., p.—Allgemeiner Eliktrizitats Gest.—Oberschoneweide, Berlin.1908-1939 eLV, eG
A.E.M., r.—Sté. d’Application Electro-Mécanique.—S5, Quai Aulagnier, Asni-
eres, Seine. 1923-1926 eLV, eG
AERO-MINOR, cs.—Aero-Flugzeugfabrik Kabes.—Vysocany, Prague.
1947-1953 LV
AEROCOACH, us.—General American Transportation Corp.—East Chicago,
111. 1949- PSV
AETNA, us.—Aetna Motor Truck Co.—Detroit, Mich. 1915-1916 G
A.F., A.—Osterreichische Fiat Werke A.G., Osterreichische Automobil-Fabriks
A.G.—Brinnerstr., Vienna 21. 1907-1939 LV, G, PSV
Vehicles known as O.A.F. since Second World War.
AF.A., A.F.N.—Names for A.F. and O.A.F.
AGRIA, D.—Agria-Werke Mockenmuhll G.m.b.H.—Mockenmuhll, Wurttem-
burg. -1952 to date AT
Also known as Mockenmuhll.
AGRICULTURIST.—Model of Savage TE.
AHRENS-FOX, us.—G.A4. Schacht Motor Truck Co.; LeBlond-Schacht Truck
Co.; Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Co.—Cincinnati, Ohio. 1913-1936 FE
A.LC., us.—American Ice Mfg. Co.—New York City. 1913-1914 G
AIREDALE, GB.—Leeds Motor Mfg. Co.—Leeds, Yorks. 1908- LV
AIROFLEX, us. 1919 G
AJAX.—Name for Farquhar TE.
A.J.S., GB.—A. J. Stevens Ltd.—Graiseley Hill, Wolverhampton.
1927-1930 G, PSV
AKIMOKO, iap.—Akimoko Kogyo Co.—Tokyo. to date AT
AKRA, D. -1913- MP
AKRON MULTI TRUCK, us.—Thomart Motor Co.—Kent, Ohio.
1920-1921 G
AKTIVIST, p.—Brandenburg. -1950- AT
ALBARET, r.—S. A. des Ans. Ets. Albaret.—Rantigny and Liancourt.
1880-1922 STE, sR
Aftds. Laffly et Albaret, R only.
ALBEE, us.—A. Rolligon Co.—Monterey, Calif. -1957- AT
ALBION, GB.—Albion Motor Car Co.; Albion Motors Ltd.—Scotstoun, Glasgow. 1902 to date pLV, p,oG, p, oPSV
ALCO, us.—American Locomotive Co.—Providence, R.I. 1910-1913 G
ALDEN-SAMPSON, us.—Alden-Sampson Mfg. Co., Pittsfield, Mass. United States Motor Co.—Detroit, Mich. 1905-1913 pG, peRT
ALENA, us. 1921 sG
ALEXANDRA (2-wlr.), GB.—Alexandra Eng. Co. (Southend) Ltd.—Southend, Essex. -1961 to date AT
ALFA-ROMEOQ, 1.—Alfa-Romeo S.p.A.—33 Via Trajano, Milan 1930 to date p, oLV, G, PSV
ALFI, p.—A.G. fiir Akkumulatoren u Automobilbau.—Berlin. 1920-1926 eLV, eG
ALGE (tri-van), b.—Alfred Geissler Motorenfabrik.—Knautheim, nr. Leipzig. 1927-1931 LV
ALL AMERICAN, see “A.A.”.
ALLAN TAYLOR, see “A.T.”.
ALLCHIN, 6B.—Wm. Allchin & Co. Ltd.—Globe Works, Northampton.
y STE, sR, 1879-1930 sG, 1906-1930
ALLDAYS, GB.—Alldays & Onions Pneumatic Eng. Co.—Matchless Works,
Birmingham. 1898-1918 LV, G, AT
ALLEN (@), GB. Ireland. 1907 oRT
ALLEN (ii), GB.—J. Allen & Sons Ltd.—Cowley, Oxford.
1913 to date STE, sR pAT
ALLEN-BURBANK, us.—Allen-Burbank Motor Co.—Los Angeles, Calif.
-1921- AT
ALLEN & CLARK, us.—Allen & Clark Co.—Toledo, Ohio. 1908-1910 G
ALLEN-KINGSTON, us.—Allen-Kingston Motor Car Co.—Kingston, N.Y.
1907-1909 LV, G
ALLEN & SIMMONDS, see ““Auto-Culto”.
ALLEY & MCLELLAN, see “Sentinel”.
ALL FOUR (4-whl. drive), us.—All Power Truck Co.—Detroit, Mich.
; 1918-1924 G
ALLGAIER, p.—Allgaier Maschinenbau G.m.b.H.—Ulringen, Wurttemburg.
1950 to date AT
ALLIGATOR, us.—Alligator Tractor Co. Inc.—Philadelphia, Pa.
—1950 to date AT
ALLIANCE, us. 191792G
ALLIED TRUCK, us. 1920 G
ALLIS-CHALMERS, us.—Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.— West Allis Works, West
Allis, Wis.—Reliance Works, Milwaukee, Wis. -1920 to date p, oAT
ALL POWER, see “All Four”.
ALL WORK, us.—Electric Wheel Co.—Quincey, Ill. -1921- o0AT
ALMA, us.—Alma Mfg. Co.; Alma Motor Truck Co.—Alma, Mich.
.._Aftds. Republic, then La France-Republic. 1911-1914 G, AT
ALMHUTS, s. Almhuts Bruk.—Smaland. 1957 AT
ALPENA, us.—Alpena Motor Car Co.—Alpena, Mich. 1910-1914 LV, G
ALTER, us.—Cincinnati Motor Mfg. Co.—Cincinnati, Ohio. 1914-1916 G
ALVIS, GB.—Alvis Car & Eng. Co. Ltd.; Alvis Ltd.—Holyhead Rd., Coventry.
LV, 1923-1924; G, 1952 to date
LV based on 12-40 car chassis ; current production is the Stalwart 6-whl. drive
cross country S-tonner, for civilian or military use.
AMALGAMATED, us.—Amalgamated Machinery Corp.—Chicago, Ill. 1917 G
AMBLARD, F.—Autos Amblard et Cie.—2, Rue Joustain, Dieppe. -1912- G
AMERICAN (i), us.—American Motor Truck Co.—Newark, Ohio.
1918-1920 G
AMERICAN (ii), us.—American Motor Truck & Tractor Co.—Portland, Conn.
1921-1924 G, AT
AMERICAN ABELL, cA.—American Abell Engineering Co., Toronto.
1893-1911 STE
AMERICAN AUSTIN, us.—American Austin Car Co. Inc.—Butler, Pa.
1930-1941 LV
Basically Austin Seven under licence ; generally known as American Bantam
from 1936.
AMERICAN BRASS, us.—American Brass Co.—Waterbury, Conn.
1907-1908 G
AMERICAN & BRITISH, see “A. & B.”
AMERICAN BUS & TRUCK, us. 1926 G, PSV
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL CAR, us. 1918 G
AMERICAN COULTHARD, us.—American Coulthard Co.— Boston, Mass.;
Vaughn Machine Co.—Peabody, Mass. 1905-1906 sG
AMERICAN EAGLE, us. 1912 G
AMERICAN ELECTRIC, us. . 1914 eG
AMERICAN ELECTROMOBILE, us.—American Electromobile Co.—Detroit,
Mich. 1906-1907 eG
AMERICAN ENGINE CO., us.—Jersey City, N.J. 1870 STE