1910 Jackson tricycle for Costa Rica by R. Reynold Jackson & Co., Ltd.

[grobmotorix]

Another car, that I do not know myself.

Who can prove his guess?

Here is all the information I have:

UK...

[grobmotorix]

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[Oguerrerob]

From UK?

[grobmotorix]

Here is all the information I have:

UK...

[Oguerrerob]

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[grobmotorix]

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[Wendax]

It's from 1910, but that's all I know.

[grobmotorix]

This date sounds quite reasonable - however I need some more facts of course...

[4popoid]

I have no proof, as yet, but, I think this might be a 1909 Jackson 699 cc - single cylinder tri-car, by Reynold-Jackson & Co. Ltd. of Notting Hill, London.  Perhaps this info. will allow another AutoPuzzler to locate a photo.

[grobmotorix]

I also was not able to find a photo

However as soon as a proof photo might unearth, this point will be yours...

[Wendax]

Spence is probably right. My source said that the car was built for bad roads, and the 1910 Reynold-Jackson was described back then as "The three-wheeled automobile illustrated is one of an order of 50 for exportation to Costa Rica, and built by Messrs. Reynold Jackson at Notting Hill Gate, London, W". Unfortunately I don't know the picture that came with that description.
Does anybody happen to own either "Car: A Journal of Travel by Land, Sea and Air", No. 413 from May 4, 1910 or the "Veteran & Vintage Magazine" where it is covered in the "Sixty Years Ago" column?

[grobmotorix]

Thank you!

[Oguerrerob]

I've found this picture but I can't read german

[Wendax]

This seems to be the missing link. The text doesn't mention its builder, but that it was built for Costa Rica which fits with the description of the 1910 Reynold-Jackson.

[Oguerrerob]

Thanks for let me know what is about

[grobmotorix]

Thank you Oguerrerob.

This was the proof for 4popoid´s 1910 Reynold-Jackson guess.

This is a black hole puzzle, so I can warad two points - one for each of you.

I hope this is ok...

[Oguerrerob]

Another view

[D-type]

Please can I have the maker and the year.  And, unusually, what country was it intended for?

[D-type]

Not a flicker of interest from the Rookies - so it's up to the Experts.

[D-type]

The experts don't know either, so it's up to the pros.

[Hiawatha]

1910 Jackson 3 wheeler, London.
50 intended for Costa Rica, but probably never made/delivered

[grobmotorix]

Yes - I have it as "Reynolds-Jackson".

[Hiawatha]

Robert Reynold Jackson was the full name of the owner of the company.

[D-type]

Wow!  That didn't take long!  You're spot on.  The only thing to add was the idea that a three wheeler would perform better on rough roads as the central  front, steering, wheel wouldn't get caught in the ruts.