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1897 Yeovil Motor Car and Cycle Co was one of 4 companies which offered vehicles for trials organised by the Engineer magazine at Chelsea ^[1].

1899 March. Announce they have given up the manufacture of heavy-oil carriages and will focus on electric.^[2]

1900 of Bank Chambers, Yeovil. Regd. Nov. 5, 1896. (T.A. Motor Company, Yeovil). Doing no business at present.

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	1896 Formed by [[Petter, Hill and Boll]]. Also see [[Yeovil ~~Morot~~ Carriage Co]]		1896 Formed by [[Petter, Hill and Boll]]. Also see [[Yeovil Motor Carriage Co]]

	1897 Yeovil Motor Car and Cycle Co was one of 4 companies which offered vehicles for trials organised by the Engineer magazine at Chelsea <ref>[[The Engineer 1897/06/04]]</ref>.		1897 Yeovil Motor Car and Cycle Co was one of 4 companies which offered vehicles for trials organised by the Engineer magazine at Chelsea <ref>[[The Engineer 1897/06/04]]</ref>.