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2007-07-04 18:06 Redsimon 1360×2048×8 (557024 bytes) A 1935 Jowett Weasel (long 7hp) Sports Tourer in front of Bradford Town Hall
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Founded in Bradford, Yorkshire by Benjamin and William Jowett the company was to last for over 50 years.They built a prototype engine in their fathers Bradford business premises in 1898/99. It was fitted to a locally owned buckboard in 1901. Later in 1901 the brothers took on a partner Arthur V Lamb and started in the cycle business. They also produced a 6 hp water-cooled engine to be fitted as replacements for local vehicles and soon had a reputation for reliability.