Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Brush Electrical Engineering Co: Cars

From Graces Guide
1902.
January 1903.
January 1903.
February 1903.
February 1903.
May 1903.
1903.
December 1903.
February 1905. 8-11 h.p.
1906. 16 h.p. car.

Note: This is a sub-section of Brush Electrical Engineering Co

c.1902 Herbert William Bamber accepted the position of works manager in the automobile department of the Brush Electrical Engineering Company.

1902 January. Commencing to manufacture automobiles. Two models (two and four cylinder) [1]

1902 March. Details of the 10-hp Brush-Abeille car.[2]

1902 August. Details of their 10-hp car and the petrol motor.[3][4]

1905 March. Details of their petrol omnibus.[5]

1907 May. Brush had taken a lease of the works of the British Automobile Development Co, adjoining the Brush works at Loughborough, and were producing motor omnibuses and every type of commercial motor vehicle[6].

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