William Galloway Company

William Galloway organized his Waterloo, Iowa, company in 1905–06 to sell agricultural equipment and engines, then entered automobiles in 1908 with the Galloway T 1705 highwheeler and related mail-order vehicles. From 1910 the company worked with Mason and Maytag-Mason, sold Galloway-badged cars and later produced Arabian vehicles under license, while its core farm-equipment business continued. The company went bankrupt in 1920; the catalog keeps William Galloway separate from Scottish Galloway Motors and from Mason's own marque.

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