Brief History of the Marque: Kerry
Early Kerry machines were possibly built in Belgium using FN and Kelecom
engines, and were sold in England by the East London Rubber Company of
Shoreditch. Tragatsch says that from 1910 they were built by Abingdon
using 499cc sv singles and 670cc sv V-twin engines.
Possibly related, another Kerry machine emerged at the end of the 1950s
selling rebranded Italian scooters. Sources differ on the dates of these,
the range being 1958 to 1966.
Another company with the Kerry name appeared in the 1950s and produced
mopeds.
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