Dansk; Christiansen

Dansk Automobil & Cyclefabrik, later renamed Dansk Automobilfabrik, was a Copenhagen-based manufacturer active in the early twentieth century. The company traced its origins to a cycle shop opened in 1896 by H. C. Christiansen, who began building tricycles powered by Cudell engines in 1899 and also produced a prototype four-wheeled vehicle that survived into later years. In 1901, with financial backing from the wealthy Fonnesbech-Wulff, Christiansen established Dansk Automobil &…