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[[image:Im1900AV5-p717.jpg|thumb| 1900. The 'Stonebow' Autocar. ]]
[[image:Im19121204CyCar-Wright.jpg|thumb| December 1912]]
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[[Image:Im19121218CyCar-Wright.jpg|thumb| December 1912. ]]
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1900. The 'Stonebow' Autocar.
December 1912
December 1912.
January 1913.
1927.

R. M. Wright and Co of Lincoln.

c.1897 Company formed by Albert George Dyke

1900 Announced five horse-power "Stonebow" car. The firm also showed a voiturette with a four and a half horse-power engine, with pedal clutch control and wheel steering.

1913-1917 For a list of the models and prices of F. L. see the 1917 Red Book


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