Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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''Excelsior'' motorcycles and ''Templar'', the Superfine ''Eighteen'' sporting car.
''Excelsior'' motorcycles and ''Templar'', the Superfine ''Eighteen'' sporting car.
1920 Selling the [[Templar]] American made automobile


1924 Displayed a taxi, at the Olympia Show, based on a [[Henderson (American)]]  motorcycle with a Milford taxi-body which would seat 2<ref>The Times, Nov 06, 1924</ref>
1924 Displayed a taxi, at the Olympia Show, based on a [[Henderson (American)]]  motorcycle with a Milford taxi-body which would seat 2<ref>The Times, Nov 06, 1924</ref>

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1919.
December 1919.
January 1920.
January 1920. Apperson Eight.

Excelsior motorcycles and Templar, the Superfine Eighteen sporting car.

1920 Selling the Templar American made automobile

1924 Displayed a taxi, at the Olympia Show, based on a Henderson (American) motorcycle with a Milford taxi-body which would seat 2[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Nov 06, 1924