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1896 The Caledonian Motor Car and Cycle Company Limited was incorporated, with capital of £6,000, to carry on the business of cycle manufacturers, motor car and motor cycle builders.<ref>The Scotsman 26 September 1896</ref>


1899-1906 Made automobiles with Bouton of Daimler engines
1899-1906 Made automobiles with Bouton of Daimler engines


1908 Agents for [[Standard]] and Peugeot]]
1908 Agents for [[Standard]] and Peugeot]]
1908 A decision was taken to reconstruct the business by liquidating the existing company and creating a new, successor company, which was the [[Caledonian Motor Co]].<ref>https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/12085/page/1155</ref>


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* National Records of Scotland BT2/3298


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of Aberdeen

1896 The Caledonian Motor Car and Cycle Company Limited was incorporated, with capital of £6,000, to carry on the business of cycle manufacturers, motor car and motor cycle builders.[1]

1899-1906 Made automobiles with Bouton of Daimler engines

1908 Agents for Standard and Peugeot]]

1908 A decision was taken to reconstruct the business by liquidating the existing company and creating a new, successor company, which was the Caledonian Motor Co.[2]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  • National Records of Scotland BT2/3298