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Charles Mochet continued making pedal cars from 1925 until his death in 1934; his son Georges then continued the manufacturing well into World War II. After the war, Georges...
Charles Mochet was France’s best known maker of pedal cars as a practical means of transportation for adults. He made these from 1927 until well into World War II....
French inventor Charles Mochet 1880- 1934 had a passion for anything that rolled or flew while transporting people. When Georges, Mochet’s then 9-year-old son, repeatedly asked for a bicycle...
Charles Mochet was France’s best known maker of pedal cars as a practical means of transportation for adults. He saw the advantage of designing a car where the rider...
Charles Mochet was a very successful manufacturer of pedal-powered cars for people. Production started in 1927, and the cars were very simple – made of wood with very...
Arguably the world’s most famous board game, Monopoly has been translated into 37 languages, exists in hundreds of licensed versions, and has sold over 250 million copies since first...
Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan was the son of a vicar. Unlike his father and grandfather, he decided not to go into the church but became an engineering apprentice...
This is a custom-designed Mini built on a stock Mini drive train. As you can see, the car has been cut in half. The back seat was removed and...
This “car” was built from body parts taken from a 1975 Mini, skillfully “shrunken” to approximately 2/3 the size of a “real” Mini. The body is all steel, and...
Morris Motor Company was started in the 1920s and established a reputation for reliable family cars. In the 1950s, Morris merged with its old rival Austin to form British...
Sir Alec Issigonis designed the Mini, which became one of the best selling cars in Europe and one of the most recognized cars ever produced. This car defined Issigonis’...
The AM Series was named after engineer Alex Moulton, the original designer of the Moulton bicycle. Although he had sold the rights and name of his design to Raleigh...
In 1926, Max Williams-Mourlot created “Mourlot & Cie” to manufacture small cyclecars. The company was established in Billancourt, France with hopes to fill the gap between the simplicity of...
The Neracar was the design of Carl Neracher and produced by his company, Ner-A-Car Corporation, in Syracuse, New York. The unique features of a low-slung frame, friction-drive, and hub...
The New Mail welded steel frame design dates back to 1891. Notice how the basic diamond frame and proportions have remained relatively unchanged in the past 120 years. ...
