Gordon-Simplex was a motorcycle produced from 1921 to 1922, by the Gordon-Simplex Engineering Co of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire and of Bournemouth in Hampshire. The machine was…

LMC LMC were in operation from 1907-1923. They were founded 1907 by a Mr. W. J. (Walter John) Lloyd and made in Birmingham, U.K.  They used…

The GSC Autocyclette was designed by Captain Smith Clarke “who has been responsible for the layout of several well-known scooters”. It was powered by a…

HT motorcycles were produced from late 1922 to 1924 by Arthur Hagg. The initials originally stood for Hagg Tandem (produced under that name from 1920…

“An experimental model [has been] designed by Mr Arthur E Hagg, 151, Audley Road, Hendon, London, NW, who has held the post of assistant chief…

Messrs Motors of Hampstead built a lightweight round a two-stroke TDC engine and Albion two-speed box with an EIC mag and Senspray carb with Druid…

“Having a girder frame constructed of V-section pressed steel, the Mass motor cycle is interesting as showing the trend of design in Germany. The transmission…

Maudes Motor Mart added to its stock with a model of its own: the Portland, powered by a 2¾hp, 269cc Arden two-stroke driving through a…

Romp and Romper were motorcycles produced from 1913 to 1920. This firm assembled machines using the 3½ hp Precision engine and other bought-in components. Production was small-scale and…

1922 Hemming -This bike is unique having been designed and built-in 1922 by a motorcycle dealer in Weston Super. The name ‘Blackburne’ on the tank…