- The
Koppin was a
cyclecar built in Fenton, Michigan, by the
Koppin Motor Company in 1914. The
Koppin was a two-seater
cyclecar that used a two-cylinder...
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original on 13
February 2017. "Farrugia, C.J. (2004).
Intietef mill-ħajja tal-
Koppin marbuta ta' żminijiet ta' gwerra.
Festa San Ġuzepp, Kirkop, 2004, 72-73"...
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Fenton Cyclecar Company. In May 1914, The
Fenton became the
Koppin and was
produced by the
Koppin Motor Company until September 1914.
Oscar J, Howick, formerly...
- (1901–1903) Knox (1900–1914)
Koehler (1910–1912)
Komet (1911) Konigslow[when?]
Koppin Motor Company (1914)
Krastin Automobile Company (1901–1904),
based in Cleveland...
- (TOBA) circuit,
playing primarily at the
Koppin Theatre on the
southern edge of
Paradise Valley. The
Koppin was the
premier venue for Detroit's black...
- body was
probably discovered on 29 August, in a well. A Jew
named Copin or
Koppin confessed to involvement. He
confessed to John of Lexington, a
servant of...
- Herff-Brooks, Hollier, Ross,
Smith Flyer,
light car: Bell, Harvard, cyclecar:
Koppin,
racing car: Frontenac, Russia: AMO US. Electric: Belmont; internal-combustion:...
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Pieter van Laer Germany (GER) OLaf
Koppin France (FRA) Jean-Luc
Labonne 2003
Biscarosse Germany (GER) Olaf
Koppin Czech
Republic (CZE)
Miroslav Cenet...
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Detroit (Paradise Valley):
Koppin Theater –
opened July 28, 1928; note: the
Koppin Theater,
owned by
Henry Koppin (né
Henry Emil
Koppin; 1900–1961),
opened August...
- with
about 60% of the vote and went on to
easily defeat Republican Katie Koppin in the 2008
General Election. He
received 41,017 votes, more than any other...
