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1896 Universal Electric Carriage Co ([[Walter Bersey]]) showed a phaeton and a landau electrically driven at the [[1896 Motor Show]].<ref> Vital to the Life of the Nation. Published 1946. </ref> | |||
1906 Syndicate's assets were sold to [[British Motor Syndicate]] and the syndicate was then wound up<ref>London Gazette Issue, 16 June 1896</ref>. | |||
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of 39 Victoria Street, London
See Bersey Carriage
1896 Universal Electric Carriage Co (Walter Bersey) showed a phaeton and a landau electrically driven at the 1896 Motor Show.[1]
1906 Syndicate's assets were sold to British Motor Syndicate and the syndicate was then wound up[2].
See Also
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