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Late 1860s Frederick Forder, coachbuilder and Hansom cab maker may have built a number of velocipedes based on the heavy wooden-wheeled [[Michaux]] design. Alfred Forder won several races at the Molineux Hotel grounds on his Michaux style velocipede.
Late 1860s Frederick Forder, coachbuilder and Hansom cab maker may have built a number of velocipedes based on the heavy wooden-wheeled [[Michaux]] design. [[Alfred Forder]] won several races at the Molineux Hotel grounds on his Michaux style velocipede.


1886 The company was registered on 14 October, to take over the business of the firm of the same name, as cab and carriage manufacturers, carried on at Wolverhampton and London.  
1886 The company was registered on 14 October, to take over the business of the firm of the same name, as cab and carriage manufacturers, carried on at Wolverhampton and London.  

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of Cleveland Road, Wolverhampton, and of London

Late 1860s Frederick Forder, coachbuilder and Hansom cab maker may have built a number of velocipedes based on the heavy wooden-wheeled Michaux design. Alfred Forder won several races at the Molineux Hotel grounds on his Michaux style velocipede.

1886 The company was registered on 14 October, to take over the business of the firm of the same name, as cab and carriage manufacturers, carried on at Wolverhampton and London.

1894 In April, the business of Forder Brothers was acquired. [1]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908