The Bell Motor Car Company was established in York, Pennsylvania, and operated from 1915 until 1922. The company produced a range of automobiles characterized by their conventional assembly and four-cylinder engines. Initially, Bell utilized engines from G.B. & S. and Continental, but by 1920, they standardized on a larger 36-horsepower engine manufactured by Herschell-Spillman. The pricing of Bell vehicles varied, starting at $775 upon the…