Dan Patch was an automobile brand that operated briefly from 1910 to 1911, under the auspices of the M.W. Savage Factories Company, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The company was primarily known for manufacturing cattle feed and a variety of other products, including stopwatches, cream separators, sewing machines, and stoves, all marketed under the Dan Patch name, which was inspired by a famous racehorse owned by the company. In 1910, Dan…