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Turrell

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1899.
1899. Turrell Quadricycle.
1899.
1899. Designed for the British Motor Co.
1899. Designed for the British Motor Co.

An early automobile engine produced by Charles McRobie Turrell who later teamed up with James George Accles to form Accles-Turrell

See Pollock Engineering Co

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