- was
built in the 1930s by
French inventor and
light car
builder Charles Mochet.
Velocars sold well to
French buyers who
could not
afford a
motor car, possibly...
- the 1930s and 1940s by
Mochet et Cie of Puteaux,
France and
colloquially to the company's re****bent bicycles.
Charles Mochet [fr] was the
inventive maker...
-
Georges Mochet began to
produce cycle-cars at his, now-demolished,
premises at 68, Rue Roque-de-Fillol at
Puteaux in
approximately 1946 and by
about 1952...
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speed transmission.
Production of
final pedal-powered
Mochet Velocar Model H
ended in 1938, but
Mochet went on to
become a
manufacturer of automobiles. The...
- the road.
Before World War II,
Charles Mochet [fr]
built a
small four-wheeled 'bike'-car for his son.
Mochet built many
models of
small vehicles called...
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Corima Follis Gladiator Gnome et Rhône René
Herse Hurtu Matra Manufrance Mochet Olivier brothers Stella Terrot Urago Velocar Components Clément
Tyres Hutchinson...
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Milwaukee Bicycle Co. – USA
Minerva –
Belgium (defunct)
Miyata – ****an
Mochet –
France (defunct)
Monark – Sweden/Brazil/Peru
Mondia –
Switzerland Mongoose...
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Michel Irat (1929–1930) Mildé (1898–1909)
Millot (1901–1902) MLB (1894–1902)
Mochet (1924–1958) Mom (1906–1907)
Monet (1920–1939)
Monica (1971–1975) Monnard...
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people who are the
people of the bida` (heretical innovations)."
Yahya Mochet says that, Ibn Taymiyya's call to war was not
simply to
cause a "rebellion...
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national de l'audiovisuel
Photo of the handholding, by
photographer Marcel Mochet at
Getty Images Photo of the handholding, by
photographer Richard Schulze-Vorberg...
