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[Rick]

Heres a question for fans of 20s cars, can anyone shed any light on this gent, and whether he had any involvement with the firm? I wonder if he might have been an agent selling these cars, rather than actually being at the plant??

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Hi,

I wonder if you could help me?

I am in possession of a Angus-Sanderson Car Spare Parts Price List (Book). Issued in November 1919, I have researched the name on the internet and have learned the basic information about the company.

I am now interested in a name written on the front of the book - Frank G. Woollard. I am thinking that perhaps Mr Woollard was a member of staff involved with the production of the cars and wonder if you know any information about this/him.

Even if you do not know your goodself, would you be able to point me in the right direction.

I should be grateful for any information you may have and I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.

Yours

Rosina

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as a PS, this photo of the Angusan repair shop appears on the main site, so thought it appropriate to show it here too:



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[pigtin]

A letter to Mike Worthington Williams, who writes in the 'Automobile' amongst others may be the best road to take. I sent a query on a mystery vehicle a few years ago and received the answer within a couple of days.

Don.