Cook was an early automobile brand established in 1900 in Turin, Italy, by the company Officinc Pastore e Racca. The brand was designed by Marcello Racca, who was a lawyer by profession. The Cook vehicles were characterized by their small size and were powered by a single-cylinder Aster engine, which produced between 3 to 5 horsepower. They featured a two-speed gearbox, belt drive, and tiller steering, which were common attributes of early…