Difference between revisions of "Singer Cycle Co"
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[[image:Im189904CTC-Singer.jpg|thumb| April 1899. ]] | [[image:Im189904CTC-Singer.jpg|thumb| April 1899. ]] | ||
[[image:Im1900AV5-p1148 Singer Cycle.jpg|thumb| 1900. The 'Singer' Motor Bicycle for ladies' use. ]] | [[image:Im1900AV5-p1148 Singer Cycle.jpg|thumb| 1900. The 'Singer' Motor Bicycle for ladies' use. ]] | ||
[[image:Im1900AV5-Singer Cycle 1103.jpg|thumb| November 1900. ]] | |||
[[Image:Im20110618BC-Sin-i105.jpg|thumb| 1900. Singer Roadster. ]] | [[Image:Im20110618BC-Sin-i105.jpg|thumb| 1900. Singer Roadster. ]] | ||
[[Image:Im010525AC-Singer.jpg|thumb| May 1901. ]] | [[Image:Im010525AC-Singer.jpg|thumb| May 1901. ]] | ||
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Cycle manufacturers, of Coventry
1875. Predecessor company Singer and Co founded by George Singer
1896 June. Singer Cycle Co Ltd was formed to acquire the assets of Singer and Co. Directors: Earl of Warwick, Earl of Norbury, J. Savile Lumley, Paget Mosley, Frederick Faber MacCabe and George Singer. Existing contracts disclosed were mostly with or involved E. T. Hooley[1]. The company was one of those promoted by E. T. Hooley[2].
1900. Produced a motorcycle with the engine in the wheel which was the design of Perks and Birch
1903 Singer and Co was registered on 25 August, to take over the Singer Cycle Co. [3]
List of Models
See Singer: Cycles
See Also
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