James and Browne

James & Browne was a British car brand.

Company History

The company Martineau & Browne from Hammersmith began in 1901 with the production of automobiles. In 1902 it was renamed James & Browne Limited. 1910 production ended.

Rolling stock

A vehicle of this make occasionally takes on the London Brighton Run in England in part.

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