The Lewis Strong Supply Company was organized in New York City in the spring of 1908 with a capital stock of $50,000. Its stated purpose was to manufacture cars, carriages, wagons and boats. The incorporators were H.H. Pennock, Joseph Brewster and R.M. Farris. No evidence confirms that the company ever actually produced an automobile, and its manufacture of cars is considered doubtful.
United States · 1908-1908 · Associated with H.H. Pennock, Joseph Brewster, R.M. Farris
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