Pic supplied by Dave Richmond from 1901 Bicycle World and Motocycle Review Built in the USA, 1900. The Fleming Motor Vehicle Co. built engine kits…

Pic supplied by Dave Richmond from 1901 Bicycle World and Motocycle Review Keating was a bicycle manufacturer in the USA, who first began manufacture in…

Marcel Viratelle (1877-1954) built motorcycles, sidecars and cyclecars in the years 1906 through 1924, in Paris and Lyon-Villeurbanne. At the Paris Salon of 1906 Viratelle…

Slaney was a motorcycle produced in 1920 by Slaney Engineering. This machine was constructed around the 689cc sv flat twin Coventry-Victor engine. Similar to many…

Green were motorcycles produced in 1909 and 1921 by Gustavus Green of Berners Street, London. Gustavus Green had been building water-cooled engines since 1905, but…

Paramount-Duo were motorcycles produced between 1927 and 1928 by FEW. (from Graces Guide) This model was rather unusual as it had two bucket seats and…

FEW were motorcycles produced in 1920, and from 1926 to 1928, by F. E. Waller: from Graces Guide 1920 Waller had already exploited the market with his…

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…