The company started out as a cycle dealership in the 1800s and expanded into the "new" automobile market in the early 1900s & grew rapidly. The company bought the prestigious corner site for the 'huge' sum of £1 per sy yard in 1908.
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The striking Art Deco style building built in stages from the early 1900's survives today and is home to the National Cycle Collection of vintage and classic cycles & memorabilia from the early 1800s to the modern day. The building is also used by the local council for offices. It was a very early example of steel framed construction in Wales in the Art Deco style.
Branches[]
The main facade
Landrindod Wells
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Dealerships / agencies for[]
Bicycles (pedal cycles)
Cars
Motor cycles
Tractors
Vans & light commercials
See also[]
Tractor Dealers
References / sources[]
Based on dealer plate initially
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