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Ruston and Hornsby: Cars

From Graces Guide
1920. 16-20 Ruston-Hornsby. Agents are C. B. Wardman and Co.
November 1920.
1919-1924. Ruston Hornsby 'Imp' hood ornament (mascot)(approx. 1919 - 1924). Front view.
1919-1924. Ruston Hornsby 'Imp' hood ornament (mascot)(approx. 1919 - 1924). Back view.
November 1922.
June 1923.
1923.
1923.

Note: This is a sub-section of Ruston and Hornsby.

1919-24 Produced around 500 cars 16 and 20hp

1919-24 Produced around 1,050 of the 16/20 Fifteen car.

Introduced in 1919, the first cars were very similar to American vehicles, and although proving unpopular in Britain, were good export models.[1]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Automotive Mascots - A Collector's Guide to British Marque, Corporate & Accessory Mascots by David Kay & Lynda Springate.
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