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This company made mainly cycles and motorcycles, but offered a light 4-cylinder car in 1902. Their advertisement spoke of ’91 victories in 92 races’, but this presumably referred to the 2-wheelers.
The Coventry-built Albatros was a very conventional light car made in 8hp and 10hp versions with Coventry-Climax engines. The chief difference between them that the smaller car was not fitted with a differential. Bodies were open two- and four-seaters.
Source: Georgano Auto-encyclopedie, GNG
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