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See [[J. M. Rubury]] and [[A. H. Lindsay]]
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1920 November. Exhibited at the Motor Car Show at Olympia and the White City with a lightweight car to seat two, a three-cylinder engine and an unusual transmission system. The cars were being made by [[Argyll (London) Motor and Engineering Co]] of Priory Road, Hornsey, London
 
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== Sources of Information ==
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* [[The Engineer 1920/11/19]] p498
 
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