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'''Smith and Milroy''' of Orpington, Kent, produced a few motorcycles circa 1901. | '''Smith and Milroy''' of Orpington, Kent, produced a few motorcycles circa 1901. | ||
This firm, owned and run by [[Frank Smith ( | This firm, owned and run by [[Frank Smith (1881-1963)|Frank Smith]] and his cousin [[John Milroy (1881-1972)|John Milroy]] aka Jack Milroy, produced a few primitive motorcycles, probably by fitting an imported engine to a bought-in frame. | ||
1920-24 Produced the '''Orpington''' car. Possibly 200-300 built | 1920-24 Produced the '''Orpington''' car. Possibly 200-300 built |
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Smith and Milroy of Orpington, Kent, produced a few motorcycles circa 1901.
This firm, owned and run by Frank Smith and his cousin John Milroy aka Jack Milroy, produced a few primitive motorcycles, probably by fitting an imported engine to a bought-in frame.
1920-24 Produced the Orpington car. Possibly 200-300 built
See Also
Sources of Information
- The British Motorcycle Directory - Over 1,100 Marques from 1888 - by Roy Bacon and Ken Hallworth. Pub: The Crowood Press 2004 ISBN 1 86126 674 X
- Orpington web site