Re: Liste des marques de vélos anciens... pour le WIKI
Publié : mar. 05 juil. 2016 18:02:34
par Ikkyû
Bonjour à tous,
Voici la 1er partie de la dernière version des marques disparues liés à l'univers de la bicyclette.
J'ai repris le travail fait sur le wiki Tonton Vélo mais en corrigent certaines erreurs de Lettre, l'ordre alphabétique... qui ne correspondait pas à mon classement et induisait des doublons.
La liste totale compte à environ 13 000 marques disparues à travers le monde.
0/9 (19)
● 2 x 2 = 4 (Arie Steven & Lamers Sr.) (1923) (La Haye, Pays-Bas)
● 2 Stage Bike (…2006 à 2012) (Nouvelle Zélande)
● 2B Homecooked (USA)
● З~Ф (ПЕКЗА) (URSS) l’aphabet cyrilique pose quelles problèmes quand à la transcription.
● 3D Racing (USA)
● 3Rensho (Japon)
● 5rot (Allemagne)
● 6th Element (Allemagne)
● 7Strike Cycle Wear (2011…) (Australie)
● 20th Century (Newport News Cycle Company) (1898) (Newport News, VA, USA)
● 24 Bicycles (France)
● 24 Seven (…2010…) (UK)
● 44 Trials (USA)
● 44th Division (USA)
● 88 Components (Suède ?)
● 310 Special (George Hilsendegen) (1896) (Detroit, MI, USA)
● 410 (1898) (Winnie Machine Works) (Chicago, IL, USA)
● 708 (Seven 08) (…à 2013) (USA)
● 999 (Cuba Bicycle Works) (1898) (Cuba, NY, USA)
A (723)
● A. Baron (Poitiers, France)
● A. Bourlon (Bourges, Chers, France)
● A. Bourlon (Puy-de-Dôme, France)
● A. Brévot (Louhans, Saône-et-Loire , France)
● A. Burnier (La Frette, Isère, France)
● A. Camera (Italie)
● A. Capelle (Puteaux, Hauts-de-Seine, France)
● A. Charrier (Méreville, Seine-et-Oise, France)
● A. Charvet (Lyon, France)
● A. Cordelier (Pierrefitte, Seine, France)
● A.D. Stump où ADS (1914 à 2003) (USA)
● A. Daviot (Saint-Vallier, Saône-et-Loire, France)
● A. Defaye (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
● A. Dudley (USA)
● A. Fournous (…1947…) (France)
● A.G. (….1907…)
● A. Gabriels (…1900…) (Melle, France)
● A. G. Duckett (1928) (UK)
● A.G.F. (…1953…) (France)
● A.K.D (Dannemarie, France)
● A. Magne (France)
● A-Mazing Toys (Allemagne)
● A. Mercier (Paris, France)
● A. Picquenot & Fils (…1956…) (France)
● A. R. Macbeth (1904) (UK)
● A. Spencer (…1913…) (Birmingham, UK)
● A. Stocken (…1923…) (UK)
● A.S. Gillott voir Gillott (UK)
● A. Waller (UK)
● A. Zwang (…1950…) (France)
● A & A (USA)
● AAA (USA)
● AB De gekroonde "B" (1910…) (Pays-Bas)
● Abaïka Cycles (France)
● Abandon Racing (Russie) à vérifié
● Aberdayl (…1919, 1947…) (UK)
● ABG (France)
● Abingdon
● Abley Cycle Works (Inde)
● ABM voir American Bicycle Manufacturing (USA)
● AC Components (USA)
● Acatène (…1899, 1924) (France)
● Acatène-Métropole (…1899, 1924) (France)
● Acatène-Velleda ou Velleda-Acatêne (…1899, 1924) (France)
● ACE (USA)
● Ace Cycles (Charles Twigg and Co.) (1947) (UK)
● Accles & Pollock (UK)
● Acer-Mex (Mexique)
● Achalm (Reutlingen, Allemagne)
● Achilles (1894 à 1946) (Horní Police, Autriche-Hongrie puis Tchécoslovaquie à partir de 1918)
● Achilles Bicycle (…1888…) (UK)
● Achilles-Werke West GmbH (…1946 à 1957…) (Wilhelshaven, Allemagne)
● Achillus (1897) (Pays-Bas)
● Acia (Dijon, France)
● ACM (Courbevoie, Seine, France)
● Acme (Acme Cycle Company) (1895 à 1899) (Elkhart, Indiana, USA)
● Acme (Acme Manufacturing Company) (Reading, PA, USA)
● Acme (E. C. Meacham Arms Company) (1889) (Saint Louis, MO, USA)
● Acme (Rouse, Hazard & Company) (1895) (Peoria, Illinois, USA)
● Acme (St. Nicholas Manufacturing Company) (1895) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Acme Belle (Acme Cycle Company) (189X) (Elkhart, Indiana, USA)
● Acme Crown (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme Cycles / Acme Cycles, St. James' Street and Walsall Street. (Wolverhampton, UK)
● Acme Jewel (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme King (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme Prince (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme Princess (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme Queen (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) (1898)
● Acme Wonder Juvenile (Sears, Roebuck & Company) (1902 à 1907) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Aco (1960 à 1980) (Pays-Bas)
● Acorn (Gleason & Schaff) (1896 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● ACT-Bikes (Allemagne)
● Activa (Paris, France)
● Active (A. Demont) (Lausanne, Suisse)
● AD-HOC (France)
● Adaga (Brésil)
● Adamant Trials Bicycles (Chine)
● Adanac (Canada)
● ADB (Pays-Bas)
● Addict Cycles (2004 à 2008…) (USA)
● Adek (Pays-Bas)
● Adelaar (1922 à 1967) (Pays-Bas)
● Adelbert (George Worthington & Company) (1896) (Cleveland, Ohio, USA)
● Ader
● Aderdale (…1935 à 1949…) (UK)
● ADGA (France)
● Adilop
● Adirondack (Adirondack Cycle Company) (1898 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Adlake (Adams & Westlake) (1895 à 1900) (Chicago, Illinois, USA) Consolidated with J. Lonn & Sons, and D. Bradley Company in 1898 to form the Great Western Manufacturing Company.
● Adlake (Great Western Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Adlake (James Bailey) (1902) (Portland, ME, USA)
● Adler (1895 à 1957) (Francfort, Allemagne)
● Admiral (USA)
● Admiral (Chicago Wheel Works) (1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Admiral (March-Davis Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1896 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Adolphe Grossot (…1898 à 1900…) (France)
● Adonis (Allemagne)
● Adonis (Hitchings Cycle Company) (1896) (St. Louis, MO, USA)
● Adonis (Lathrop-Rhoade Company) (1895) (DesMoines, IA, USA)
● Adore Rijwiel (Adolfs L. J.) (1948) (Enschede, Brinkstraat 112, Pays-Bas)
● ADP Engineering (Advance Development Products) (1994…) (Allemagne)
● ADS voir A.D. Stump (USA)
● Advance (Advance Bicycle Company) (1896 à 1898) (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)
● Advance (Joseph Strauss & Sons) (1909) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Advance Development Products (ADP) voir Rotwild (1994…) (Allemagne)
● Advance Traveller (Luberg Manufacturing Company) (1892) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Adventure Components voir AC Components (USA)
● Aeolus (Bown's Aeolus / Bown Manufacturing Co. Ltd.) (1906) (Birmingham, Warwick, UK)
● Aeon par Ellsworth (USA)
● Aerial (Aerial Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1895) (Goshen, IN, USA)
● Aero (France)
● Aero (USA)
● Aero Concepts (USA)
● Aero Confort
● Aero F
● Aero-Lux
● Aero-Tech (France)
● Aerolite (J. Thornton Jr.) (1892) (New York, NY, USA)
● Aerolope (…1998…) (Refugio, Texas, USA)
● Aerothrust (1914) (USA)
● Aetna (Elbridge Cycle Company) (1896) (Elbridge, NY, USA)
● Aetna (Marion Cycle Company) (1896 à 1899) (Marion, IN, USA)
● Afa (France)
● Afer
● Agache (…1929 à 1960…) (Tourcoing, Nord, France)
● Agami (Raismes, Nord, France)
● Agate Concept (France)
● AGB
● Agese (Portugal)
● AGF
● Agnew (1879) (Wolverhampton, UK)
● Agrea
● Agressor (Pays-Bas)
● AGS (Saint-Denis, France)
● Ahr (Ahr Brothers) (1897 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Aigle (La Française) (1889 à 1899…) (Paris, France)
● Aigle (Godmard) (1893 à 1928...) (Paris, France)
● Aigle Blanc (France)
● Aiglon (…1910, 1951…) (Argenteuil, France)
● Aiglor (France)
● Air-B (France)
● Air Sport
● Air-Uni (USA)
● Airborne (USA)
● Airline (Gamble’s) (USA)
● Airman (…1939, 1949…) (USA)
● Aireal industries (Australie)
● Airolite
● Airolog
● Ajax (UK)
● Ajax (…1913…) (Albert, Somme, France)
● Ajax (Bruxelles, Belgique)
● Ajax (Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Company) (1895) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Ajax (U.S. Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1892 à 1896) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● AJS (Albert John Stevens) (1909 à 1937…) (UK)
● Ak-Sar-Ben (Ak-Sar-Ben Cycle Works) (1896 à 1898) (Kearney, NE, USA)
● Akisu
● Akcel (Paris, France)
● Akron (Allen, Williams, & Allen) (1896) (Akron, Ohio, USA)
● Akron (National American Bicycle Company) (1898 à 1900) (Akron, Ohio, USA)
● Akron Beauty (Ranney Cycle Company) (1896) (Akron, Ohio, USA)
● Akron Flyer (Ranney Cycle Company) (1896) (Akron, Ohio, USA)
● Akron Jr. (Ranney Cycle Company) (1896) (Akron, Ohio, USA)
● Aktarus voir K-124 (France)
● Al-Ard (Goddard & Allen Company) (1902 à 1903) (Beliot, WI, USA)
● Al-Ki (Stephen Ballard Rubber Company) (1896) (New York, NY, USA)
● Aladdin (Kusse & Zonen NV, P.J.) (1941) (Rotterdam, Pays-Bas)
● Aladdin Autobik (William Galloway Company) (Watgerloo, Iowa, USA)
● Aladdin Double Dragon (William Galloway Company) (Watgerloo, Iowa, USA)
● Alamo (Alamo Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Angola, IN, USA)
● Alaska (Paris, France & New-York, USA)
● ALB (…1950…) (France)
● Alba
● Albany (R. H. Robe) (1896) (Albany, NY, USA)
● Albatros (…1893 à 1951…) (Paris, France)
● Albatros (Pays-Bas)
● Albatross (Mead Cycle Company) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Alber (...1928 à 1937...) (Paris, France)
● Albert (Moissac, Tarn-et-Garonne, France)
● Albert Chiron (Poitiers, France)
● Albert Cycle (1896) (UK)
● Albert Eisentraut (USA)
● Albert John Stevens voir AJS Biycles (UK)
● Albert Lea Special (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Albert Ruffin voir Meteor (France)
● Albertson
● Alberty (France)
● Alberty / Alberty Alcyon
● Albia (Albia Cycle Company) (1898) (Albia, IA, USA)
● Albino E. / Albino (1905) (Canal Street, Wolverhampton, UK)
● Albion
● Albion (Mead & Prentiss Manufacturing) (1899) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Albion (The Albion Company) (Louisville, KY, USA)
● Albior (Lille, Nord, France)
● Albisua
● Alby (Paris, France)
● Alcazar (Speeder Cycle Company) (1896 à 1898) (New Castle, Indiana, USA)
● Alceïda
● Alchemy (France)
● Alciphron (Alciphron Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1899 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Alcyon (1902 à 1954) (France)
● Alcyone (Simmons Hardware Company) (1894) (Louisville, KY, USA)
● Alda (Saint-Amand, Cher, France)
● Alda (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Aldamar (Eastern Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1897) (Amesbury, MA, USA)
● Aldax (…1959…) (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Aldem (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Aldine (Simon Straus) (1899) (Chicago, IL, USA)
● Aldine (Chicago Wheel Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Aldo (Pays-Bas)
● Ale (Italie)
● Alenax (Taiwan)
● Alérion (…1931…)
● Alert voir Smith and Molesworth (UK)
● Alert (Latta Brothers) (1885) (Friendship, NY, USA)
● Alert (London, Ontario, Canada)
● Alert (John Deere Plow Company) (1896) (Kansas City, MO, USA)
● Alert (Packer Cycle Company) (1895 à 1898) (Reading, PA, USA)
● Alert (Underwood and Walls) (1898) (Plymouth, Indiana, USA)
● Alesa (Belgique)
● Alex
● Alex L. (Roanne, Loire, France)
● Alexander
● Alexander Leutner (1886…) (Russie)
● Alexandra Cycles (R.W. Ulett & Son) (1884) (41 Bell Street, Wolverhampton, UK)
● Alexandra Cycles (…1884…) (UK)
● Alexandre Auroux (Tournon Saint-Martin, Indre, France)
● Alfa
● Alfira (Pays-Bas)
● Alfred Appleb
● Alfred Beyl (1929 à 1967) (Nevers, Nièvre, France)
● Alfred Gérard
● Alfred Faure
● Alfredo Binda (Italie)
● Alga
● Algor ( ...1912...) (44 avenue de la République, Paris, France) Cycles
● Algue d’or (Nantes, France)
● Aliglator (Paris, France)
● Alilio François
● Alios (Bordeaux, Gironde, France)
● Alix (Morgan & Company) (1896) (Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA)
● Alkon (Espagne)
● All American (Cleveland, Ohio, USA)
● All Pro (Kmart Corporation) (USA)
● All Right (…1910…) (Angers, France)
● All Safe / AS, All Safe, Rijwielindustrie, Tilburg / Smulders, Ad. / Tilburg, Mariastraat 30 / (1944) (Pays-Bas)
● All Safe / All Safe, handelsmerk, wettig gedeponeerd / Smulders, Ad / Tilburg, Mariastraat 30 / (1944) (Pays-Bas)
● All Steel / Eerste Nederlandsche Rijwiel- en Machinefabriek, voorheen H. Burgers (1912 à 1932) (Deventer, Pays-Bas)
● All Strength (W. H. Cartwright and Sons) (1950) (UK)
● All Things Recumbent (USA)
● All Timer (Pays-Bas)
● Allaert L. (55 rue de Paris, Poissy, Yvelines , France)
● Allaluquetas (Guéret, Creuse, France)
● Allard (1897 à 1902) (UK)
● Allard and Co. (Royal Allard) (1889 à 1901) (UK)
● Alldays (Cycles Alldays & Onions) (...1895...) (Birmingham, U.K.)
● Allégot (Paris, France)
● Allegretti
● Allegro (Suisse)
● Alleluia (France)
● Allem' Sport (Avignon, Vaucluse, France)
● Allen (Allen Manufacturing Company) (1896) (Michigan City, Indiana, USA)
● Allen (Allen Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Frankfort, Indiana, USA)
● Allen (F. E. Allen) (1898) (San Bernardino, Californie, USA)
● Allen (John S. Allen) (1897 à 1902) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Allen (Sensitive Governor Company) (1896 à 1898) (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)
● Allen & Summerfield (Wolverhampton, UK) Green Lane (1896), Snow Hill. (1897)
● Alliance (...1893 à 1912...) (Paris, France)
● Alliant (USA)
● Alliaume (Saint-Quentin, Aisne, France)
● Allilos François
● Allin (UK)
● Allpro
● Allright (1890 à 1965) (Cologne-Lindenthal, Allemagne)
● Allure (Pays-Bas)
● Allwood (Allwood Cycle Company) (1896) (Carnarsie Grove, NY, USA)
● Almo (Edward K. Tryon & Company) (1896) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Alpar (…1922…) (Paris, France)
● Alper (France)
● Alpha (Alpha Bicycle Company) (1898) (Philadelphie, PA, USA)
● Alpha (E. T. Harris) (1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Alpha (Imperial Manufacturing Company) (1897 à 1898) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Alphan (...1924...) (4 bis rue Vallier, Levallois-Perret, France)
● Alpex (UK)
● Alphonse Sutter (France)
● Alphonse Thomann (AT) (…1930…) (France)
● Alpina (Afrique du Sud)
● Alpine (France)
● Alpine (Alpine Cycle Company) (1898) (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)
● Alpine (Alpine Safe and Cycle Company) (1898) (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)
● Alpine Cycles (USA)
● Alsace (Cycles Weber Idler) (Strasbourg, France)
● Alsace Sport (France)
● Alsatia (France)
● Alsdorf (E. Alsdorf Company) (1898) (Newark, NJ, USA)
● Alt (1882 à 1977) (Pays-Bas)
● Alted Bikes (…2008 à 2014) (Nouvelle-Zélande)
● Altek (USA)
● Altenburger (…1930, 1970…) (Allemagne)
● Alternate (France)
● Altière (…1920…) (France)
● Altieri (..1976 à 1985…) (Italie)
● Altinger (Allemagne)
● Alton (H. Scherer & Company) (Detroit, MI, USA) (1900)
● Altra (Pays-Bas)
● Alu-Dur
● Alva Special (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Aluminium (France)
● Amadeus (Italie)
● Amand Augustin voir AA (Rouvroy)
● Amax (France)
● Amazon (Mead Cycle Company) (1902) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Amazonas (Pays-Bas)
● Ambassador (Saint-Étienne, Loire, France)
● Amelot (Brou, Eure-et-Loir, France)
● Amenc cycles l'embleme est un chat
● America (USA)
● America (America Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● America (Great Western Manufacturing Company) (1900) (La Porte, Indiana, USA)
● America (International Manufacturing Company) (1895 à 1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● America (Peerless Manufacturing Company) (1892) (Cleveland, Ohio, USA)
● American (American Harrow) (1900) (Detroit, MI, USA)
● American (American National Co.) (Toledo, Ohio, USA)
● American (American Sewing Machine Company) (1895 à 1897) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● American (B. H. O. American and Sewing Machine Company) (1898) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● American and Diamond (Champion Machine Company) (1898) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● American Beauty (Morley Brothers) (1896) (Saginaw, MI, USA)
● American Beauty (National Sewing Machine Company) (1896 à 1898) (Belvedere, Illinois, USA)
● American Bicycle Manufacturing (ABM) (USA)
● American Bicycles (USA)
● American Crescent Cycle (...1899...) (USA)
● American Cycle Company (1897) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● American Cycle Systems voir ACS (USA)
● American Eagle (Bicycle Headquarters) (1895 à 1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● American Eagle (Japon)
● American Excelsior (H. A. Smith Company) (1895 à 1896) (Newark, NJ, USA)
● American Express (Latta Brothers) (1885 à 1892) (Friendship, NY, USA)
● American Flyer (Lousville, USA)
● American Geared Ordinary (Aerial Cycle Company) (1891) (Goshen, Indiana, USA)
● American Ideal (Gormully & Jeffery) (1885 à 1892) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● American King of Scorchers (Mclntosh & Huntington Company) (1896) (Cleveland, Ohio, USA)
● American League Favorite (Wooden Hickory Frame Cycle Works) (1893 à 1898) (Syracuse, NY, USA)
● American Machine and Foundry (USA)
● American Ormonde (American Ormonde Cycle Company) (1892 à 1893) (New York, NY, USA)
● American Pilot (Latta Brothers) (1885 à 1892) (Friendship, NY, USA)
● American Premier (A. G. Spalding & Brothers) (New York, NY, USA)
● American Queen of Scorchers (Mclntosh & Huntington) (1896) (Cleveland, Ohio, USA)
● American Rover (Prince Wells) (1896) (Louisville, MO, USA)
● American Safety (Gormully & Jeffery) (1885 à 1892) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● American Scorcher (Thomas A. Anderson & Company) (1892 à 1898) (Lancaster, PA, USA)
● American Special (American Machine Company) (1898) (Columbus, Ohio, USA)
● American-Sports (Montpellier, France)
● American Standard (Columbus, Ohio, USA)
● American Standard (George A. Clark & Company) (1896 à 1898) (Utica, NY, USA)
● American Star (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● American Traveler (American Sewing Machine Company) (1895 à 1897) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● American Traveler (Luberg Manufacturing Company) (1892) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● American Waltham (USA)
● Americus (Conroy Manufacturing Company) (1898) (New York, NY, USA)
● Americus (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Americus (Americus Cycle Company) (1898) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Ames (Ames Manufacturing Company) (1886 à 1898) (Chicopee, MA, USA)
● Amesbury (Amesbury Carriage Company) (1896) (Amesbury, MA, USA)
● AMF voir American Machine and Foundry (USA)
● Amherst (Loegler & Ladd) (1897 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Amicus Sport
● Amifeu (Paris, France)
● AMiiVA (… à 2014) (France)
● Amity (William Beattie) (1898) (Cohoes, NY, USA)
● Ammaco
● Amor (Haayer, M.M.Chr.) (1906) (Tholen, Pays-Bas)
● Amos (Amos Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Amphion (Amphion Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Brooklyn, NY, USA)
● Ampor
● Amsler (…1950, 1970…)
● Amstel / Koopt een Amstel. Iedereen doet 't. / Klisser & Citroen / (1916) (Amsterdam, Pays-Bas)
● Amsterdam (Pays-Bas)
● AMX (USA)
● Ancora (Italie)
● Andelle (Rouen, Seine-Maritime, France)
● Anderson (Anderson Cycle & Manufacturing Company) (1893 à 1898) (Detroit, MI, USA)
● Anderson (William A. Anderson) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Anderson Special (Anderson Bicycle Works) (1898) (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)
● Anderson Special (Anderson Cycle Works) (1898) (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA)
● Anderson Special (Ashland Cycle Company) (1896 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Anderson Transit (Albert & J. M. Anderson) (1896) (Boston, MA, USA)
● Andlauer (Saint-Rambert, Loire, France)
● Andrae (Julius Andrae & Sons Company) (1895 à 1898) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Andrae (Julius Andrae Cycle Works) (1895 à 1900) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● André Bertin voir Bertin (…1952…) (Saint-Laurent de Blangy, France)
● André Dupre cycles fabrication garantie
● André Françis (Nieppe , Nord, France) Cycles et Motos
● André Godinat (Epernay, France)
● André L. (...1894...) (Paris, France)
● André Leducq (…1934 à 1950…) (Paris, France) Cycles Spécial à Paris.
Manufacture de cycles : The Wolter, Neptune et André Leducq .
Vente exclusive en gros : A. Degroote ; constructeur 29/30 rue Neuve à Hazebrouck, Nord
● André Léger (47 grande rue, Laon, Aisne, France) cycles & motos
● André René
● Andru (Paris, France)
● Andy McNeil (Scotland, UK)
● Anémone (Saint-Étienne, Loire, France)
● Angel Bicycle (UK)
● Angelus (J.C. Brown & Company) (1904) (Syracuse, NY, USA)
● Angelus Special (F.M. Jones) (Oakland, Californie, USA)
● Angely
● Anges Créations (France)
● Anglada (Espagne)
● Aniella (France)
● Anis (Pensyres Machine Company) (Cherry Creek, NY, USA)
● Anita (A. R. Maines Manufacturing Company) (1896 à 1898) (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
● Anker / Hilversumsche Rijwielfabriek T. de Wit Hzn. / Wit Hzn., T. de / (1903) (Hilversum, Pays-Bas)
● Anlum
● Ann Arbor (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Annino
● Annover (Espagne)
● Anron (Inde)
● Anselmo
● Antelia
● Antelope (1858 à ) (UK)
● Antelope (Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Company) (1895 à 1897) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Anthony (Sidney, Pole & Shaft Company) (1896) (Sidney, Ohio, USA)
● Anti Gravity (USA)
● Antilope / Delftsche Rijwielen Fabriek / Hattum & Co., J. T. van (1897) (Delft, Pays-Bas)
● Antilope / Antilope, Baarda & Co., Hilversum / Baarda & Co. (1920) (Hilversum; Pays-Bas)
● Antilope / Antilope / Eureka / Maria Joanna Gramberg / / (1940) (Haarlem, Pays-Bas)
● Antoine (Baccarat, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France)
● Antomio Lopez (Alpera, Espagne)
● Antonin Magne (…1950…) (France)
● AP
● Apache Pinto
● Apis (France)
● Apollo (Canada)
● Apollo (Apollo Cycle Company) (1895 à 1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Apollo (Edward K. Tryon Jr. & Company) (1895 à 1897) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Apollo (St. Nicholas Manufacturing Company) (1895) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Apollo Cycle Co. (Birmingham, UK)
● Apollon
● Appalache Cycles (…2006 à 2009…) (Canada)
● Apple Blossom (Whipple & Becker) (1895 à 1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Appleton (Appleton Screen Plate Company) (1898) (Appleton, WI, USA)
● Apprato ( 1899 ) (3 rue Montpensier, Pau, Basses-Pyrénées, France)
● Aquena (Aquilla Wheel Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Louisville, KY, USA)
● Aquila (…1957…) (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Aquilla (Aquilla Wheel Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Louisville, KY, USA)
● Aquila (Milan, Italie)
● Aquilette (Saint-Étienne, Loire, France)
● Aquillon
● Aquiloto de Bianchi (Italie)
● Aquitania voir Ets. Guillet (Fontenay-le-Comte, Vendée, France)
● Aqvila (Italie ?)
● Ar - Men
● Arab Cycle (Bailey Manufacturing Company) (1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arabia (Ames & Frost Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arabian (Ames & Frost Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arago (Cycles P. Dufour) (81 rue du Faubourg Saint-Jacques, Paris, France)
● Aragon (Norman Cycle Company) (1898) (St. Louis, MO, USA)
● Aramis
● Aramis Hubert
● Arbos (…1949…)
● Arbos (…1940…) (Italie)
● Arbutus Racks (…2011 à 2012) (Canada)
● ARC Racing (…2012 à 2014) (UK)
● Arc en Ciel (France)
● Arcade (Krapp & Spalding Company) (1896) (Sioux City, IA, USA)
● Arcade Cycles (…2008…) (USA)
● Arcadia (El Dorado Cycle Company) (1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arcanum (Arcanum Bicycle Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Brooklyn, NY, USA)
● Arcens & Rabasse (Bricquebec, Manche, France)
● Archambaud
● Archipel (Archipel, M.A. van Tilburg) (…1905 à 1942…) (Javastraat 67, Den Haag, Pays-Bas)
● Archipel Bali (Van der Gugten, Willem Hendrik) (…1942…) (Den Haag, Pays-Bas)
● Archipel Java (Van der Gugten, Willem Hendrik) (…1942…) (Den Haag, Pays-Bas)
● Archos Cycles (Archos Cycle Co. Ltd.) (1896) (Walsall Street, Wolverhampton, UK)
● Arcona
● Arden
● Ardent (…1950…) (Cannes, France)
● Ardor (France)
● Ardouin Fils (Les Essarts, Vendée, France)
● Ardrey-Broughton (Ardrey-Broughton Cycle Company) (1898) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Ardrey Wilson (Ardrey Wilson Cycle Company) (1897) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Aref (Engelen, J. M.) (…1938…) (Roermond, Pays-Bas)
● Arena (The Western News Company) (1897 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arestic Components (…2009…) (Japon)
● Argelliés (Montpellier, Hérault, France)
● Argenta (Tours , France)
● Argentine (Ames & Frost Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Argento (France)
● Argentor
● Argonaut (Mead Cycle Company) (…1902…) (Chicago, IL, USA)
● Argson (…1920 à 1930…) (UK)
● Argus (March-Davis Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Argyle (Sieg & Walpole Manufacturing Company) (1896) (Kenosha, WI, USA)
● Argyle (The Oxford Merchandise Company) (1895) (Chicago, IL, USA)
● Aria
● Ariake (Japon)
● Arian (Valence, Drôme, France)
● Ariel (Ariel Cycle Company) (1892 à 1898) (Goshen, Indiana, USA)
● Ariel (Ariel Cycle Manufacturing) (1893 à 1898) (Goshen, Indiana, USA)
● Ariel (Ariel Motors Limited) (…1907 à 1947…) (Birmingham, Grange Road, Selly Oak, UK)
● Ariel (Beckley-Ralston Company) (1905) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Ariel Cycle (1897 à 1930) (UK)
● Ariel Special (The Berkley-Ralston Company) (1905) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Ariel Works (1915 à 1932) (UK)
● Aris voir Sachs (Allemagne)
● Arista
● Aristocraat / Juncker Rijwielfabriek NV / Apeldoorn, Brinklaan 166-168 / 1947-01-16 / 1927-03-09 (Pays-Bas)
● Ariston (Ariston Manufacturing Company) (1894 à 1898) (Westboro, MA, USA)
● Arisun voir Onza Racing (USA)
● Arius (Espagne)
● Arize (Orléans, Loiret, France)
● Arizona (Pays-Bas)
● Arlett (Boulogne, Seine, France)
● Arley's
● Arlington (Cash Buyers Union) (1895 à 1899) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arlington Fairy (Cash Buyers Union) (1899) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arlington Jr (Cash Buyers Union) (1899) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arliguie (…1950…) (Montargis, France)
● Arly (Dijon, Côte-d’Or, France)
● Arly (Neuilly, Hauts de Seine, France) cycles
● Arlys (Arras, Pas-de-Calais, France)
● Armeevo (Pays-Bas)
● Armel André
● Armington (France)
● Armo
● Armor (86 rue de Siam, 29200 Brest, France)
● Armor (Matlack, Coleman & Company) (1896) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Armored Tire (W.P. Armored Tire Company) (1896) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Armoric
● Arms (Lyman H. Arms) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Armstrong (UK)
● Armstrong (John S. Leng's Son & Company) (1903) (New York, NY, USA)
● Armstrong (P. W. Armstrong Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Armstrong (Raleigh) (UK ?)
● Army & Navy (F. J. Werneth & Company) (1895 à 1896) (Baltimore, MD, USA)
● Arnaud
● Arnhem (Pays-Bas ?)
● Arnold (Arnold Cycle Company) (1898) (New Brighton, CT, USA)
● Arnold Industries (USA)
● Arnoult (Ste Ets Arnoult) (France)
● ARO ou A.R.O. (71 rue de Maubeuge, Paris 10e , France)
● Arragain (Charenton, Val-de-Marne, France)
● Arrigo (Italie)
● Arrow (France)
● Arrow (1972 à 2012…) (Japon)
● Arrow (Arrow Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1896 à 1915) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arrow (Arrow Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1896) (Indianapolis, IN, USA)
● Arrow (Century Cycle Company) (1892 à 1893) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arrow (Century Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1894 à 1895) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Arrow (Century Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1894) (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)
● Arrow (Century Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1895 à 1898) (Shelbyville, Indiana, USA)
● Arrow Bikes (Suisse)
● Arrow Cycle (1896) (UK)
● Arrowanna (Galveston Cycle Company) (1896) (Galveston, Texas, USA)
● Arsenal (USA)
● Arsenal La Rafale (Paris, France)
● Arsenal Sports (Pays-Bas)
● Art’ Cadre (2007) (France)
● Art's Special #10 (J. Ingalls & Son) (1898) (Dodge Center, MN, USA)
● Artar (Italie)
● Artec
● Artesia (Lyon et Villeurbanne, France)
● Artex (C. Capelle) (…1926...) (58 rue de Longvic, Dijon, France)
● Arthur Caygill (UK)
● Artigianale (…1934…)
● Artisan
● Artisan Tool & Die (USA)
● Artos
● Artz1
● Arvon Cycles (Canada)
● Arvor
● AS (Chatellerault, France)
● As de Trèfle
● AS Spécial
● As-Tor (Torhour, Belgique)
● ASA / A.S.A. / Schoppert, A. (…1919 à 1939…) (Almelo, Pays-Bas)
● Asashi Spokes Manufacturing Company (Japon)
● Asbury (Bicycle Headquarters) (1895 à 1896) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● ASCA
● Aschburner (F. C. Aschburner) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Asco
● Ashland (Ashland Cycle Company) (1896 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Ashland Special (Ashland Cycle Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Ashoka (Inde)
● Ashtabula
● Ashton Bikes (…2002…) (UK)
● Ashton Brothers (1888) (UK)
● Ashton, James and Co. (1889 à 1890) (UK)
● Asia
● Asphalt
● Assenmacher (USA)
● Assmann
● Astarte
● Atelier de Kijafa (…1998 à 2009…) (Japon)
● Aster
● Asterion
● Asterions
● Astrix Sports (USA)
● Astoria
● Astra (…1930…) (Dijon, France).
● Astral
● Astrale (France)
● Astro dynamo
● Astros (Belgique)
● AT voir Alphonse Thomann (France)
● Atak (…2002…) (USA) ???
● Atalanta Bicycles (…1898…) (USA)
● Atalanta (1896) (UK)
● Atalanta (Harry R. Moore) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Atalanta (Patee Cycle Company) (1896 à 1898) (Peoria, Illinois, USA)
● Atalante (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Atalia (Paris, France)
● Atami
● Atania (Lorient, France)
● ATAX (France)
● Atelier de Kijafa (Osaka, Japon)
● Ateliers de la Rive (France)
● Atena
● Aterocycles (Bruxelles, Belgique)
● Athena
● Athlete (Rochester Cycle Manufacturing Company) (1892 à 1900) (Rochester, NY, USA)
● Athletic (Lindsay Brothers) (1895 à 1896) (Milwaukee, WI, USA)
● Athletys
● Athol (Skinner & Company) (1896) (Hamilton, ON, USA)
● Athos
● Atik (Chine ?)
● Atlan
● Atlanta (Atlanta Bicycle & Machine Works) (1898) (Atlanta, GA, USA)
● Atlanta (VanCamp Hardware & Iron Company) (1894) (Indianapolis, IN, USA)
● Atlanta (William Read & Sons) (1897) (Boston, MA, USA)
● Atlantic (Avia, Handelsonderneming) (…1927 à 1947…) (Amsterdam, Ceintuurbaan 394, Pays-Bas)
● Atlantide
● Atlas (Pays-Bas)
● Atlas (Ets. Guillet) (…1920 à 1930…) (48 rue de la République, Fontenay-le-Comte, Vendée, France)
● Atlas (Farnsworth & Wilson Machine Company) (1896) (Amsterdam, NY, USA)
● Atlas (J. Prunel) (...1894...) (Paris, France)
● Atlas (W. S. Demorest Company) (1896) (Chicago , Illinois, USA)
● Atlett (Montceau-les-Mines, Saône-et-Loire, France)
● Atmos
● Atom (…1950, 1970…) (France)
● Attack Cycles (…2011…) (USA)
● Attica Special (Attica Cycle Works) (1898) (Attica, NY, USA)
● Attila (UK)
● Attwood & Light (Attwood & Light) (1897) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Atum22 Cycles (…2011…) (UK)
● ATZ (Suisse)
● Au Bon Marché (A. Boucicaut) (Paris, France)
● Au Roi du Vélo (Lyon, Rhône, France)
● Au Vélo Sport (Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France)
● Aubert (...1895...) (20 avenue Daumesnil, Paris, France) cycles constructeur, mécanicien
● Aubeuf (Romilly-sur-Seine, Aube, France)
● Auburn (Auburn Bicycle Company) (1898) (Auburn, NY, USA)
● Auburn (Auburn Cycle Company) (1895 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Auburn (Auburn Cycle Works) (1898 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Auburn (James J. Carr) (1898) (Auburn, NY, USA)
● Auburn Racing (USA)
● Auburn Special (Auburn Cycle Company) (1895 à 1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Audisson (Barjols, Var, France)
● Auger (Angers, France)
● Augusta (Augusta Bicycle Works) (1898) (Augusta, GA, USA)
● Auguste Sutter voir A.S. (Chatellerault, Vienne, France)
● Aumon (France)
● Aurea (France)
● Auréole d'Or
● Auréor
● Aurisis (Paris, France)
● Aurora (A. J. Hobbs) (1896) (Aurora, Illinois, USA)
● Aurora (Kaan, Gebrs.) (…1905 à 1925…) (Middelburg, Pays-Bas)
● Aurore (Gevrieux, Ain, France)
● Aussie Bastard (Australie)
● Austral
● Austro Daimler (Autriche)
● Austin (Austin Bicycle Works) (1895 à 1898) (Austin, Illinois, USA)
● Austin (H. K. Austin) (1898) (Reading, MA, USA)
● Austin Cycle (1896) (UK)
● Auto Express (Joseph Strass & Sons) (1909) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● AutoBike (1991, 1997…) (USA)
● Autocrat (Driscoll & Fletcher) (1896 à 1901) (Buffalo, NY, USA)
● Autodirk (A. Gorec) (Ljubljana, Slovénie)
● Automotion (…1916…)
● Automoto (Tours, France)
● Automoto (…1952…) (Saint-Étienne, France)
● Autruche ??? plaque avec dessins d'autruche mais est-ce le nom de cette marque ?
● Autum (2012) (USA)
● Aux Cycles d'Or (Paris, France)
● Auxiliary (1892) (USA)
● AVA
● Avada / Avada, Holland / Van Dam, v.o.f. Abr. / Alphen aan den Rijn, Prins Hendrikstraat 16 (1945) (Pays-Bas)
● Avada Royal (Pays-Bas)
● Avalanche (W. H. Jackson) (1892) (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
● Avallet Fréres (Beaurepaire, Isère, France)
● Avalon (USA)
● Avanti (Bréda, Pays-Bas)
● Avery (Avery Planter Company) (1895 à 1898) (Kansas City, MO, USA)
● Avia (Avia Rijwielenfabriek, NV) (1940) (Amsterdam, Pays-Bas)
● Aviac
● Aviator (1905 à 1915...) (Paris, France)
● Aviazur
● Avie Arts (…2013) (Fort Collins, USA)
● Aviette (130 rue Jean-Jaurés, Puteaux, Hauts-de-Seine, France)
● Avion (Paris, France)
● Avion-Sport (Paris, France)
● Avions Voisin (1906 à 1956) (France) moteur auxiliaire (1919 à 1920)
● AVM
● Avon Cycle (1912) (UK)
● Avrard (Chatellerault, Vienne, France)
● Awell
● Awia (Paris, France)
● Axe Cycle Company (UK)
● Axtel (Timms Manufacturing Company) (1898) (Seymour, Indiana, USA)
● Axtell (National Bicycle Company) (1892) (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)
● Axxis (USA)
● Ayral (Paris, France)
● AZ / AZ, A. Zekveld, Aalsmeer, Nederlandsch fabrikaat / Zekveld, Albertus / Aalsmeer / 1931-05-12 (Pays-Bas)
● Azam (Pézenas, Hérault, France)
● Azeric
● Aztec (F. S. Waters Company) (1898) (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
● Azuki (…1970 à 1973…) (USA)
● Azur (Paris, France)
● Azura Sport
● Azurette (Nices, Frances)
● Azusa
● Azzali
