Beccles pioneer badge centered on De Dion-powered tricars but also represented by a documented four-wheel police automobile

AN Identity / Register monogram
3models on record
1905–1909recorded span
Model activity by decade
1900s1900s
About the marque
Founded
1905 – 1909
Country
United Kingdom

Anglian vehicles were built at Beccles in Suffolk, with surviving sources placing the main commercial period in 1905–1907. The range centered on tricars using either a 3½ hp single-cylinder De Dion engine or a 5 hp twin-coupled power unit. A photograph of a four-wheeled 1909 Anglian used as East Suffolk Police's first motor car shows that the badge's output was not exclusively three-wheeled and extended beyond the conventionally cited dates in at least one documented instance. No trustworthy production totals or fuller body catalog survive.

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