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of Alphington Street, Exeter and later in Plymouth
See Philip Pike
1913 P. Pike, St. Thomas Motor Cycle and Cycle-Car Works.[1]
1920. The Garage, St. Thomas, Exeter. Agents for Austin, Citroen, Hampton, G.N., Eric Campbell, De Marcay and L.M.
1921 Successors to the Exeter Motor Cycle and Light Car Co. Directors are F. J. C. Hunter and E. Mercer. See advert.[2]
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