Monarch Motor Co
of Teddington
1900 Description of the Monarch Motor - a two-stroke engine with electric ignition, similar in general respects to that employed in the Mors motor. These motors had been chiefly used to power launches, and for this purpose have all been manufactured in America. Mr A. F. Evans was MD of the company.[1]
1900 Company incorporated[2], to adopt and carry into effect an agreement between E. Jessuran and this Company ; and, generally, to carry on business as electricians and electrical engineers, as importers and exporters, manufacturers of and dealers in, as principals or agents of, oil motors, gas motors, for automobile or other purposes in the United Kingdom or elsewhere, as general manufacturers of gas and oil engines, &c.
1901 of Teddington
1902 A creditor petitioned to wind up the company[3]
1903 Another company was formed with a nominal capital of £250,000, to acquire the business of the Monarch Motor Co., together with certain patents connection with Maine motors. The price to be paid by the company to the vendor for his business, together with the ...[4]