Perry Motor Co. Ltd was based in Tyseley, Birmingham, England. Its origins traced back to 1824, when James and Stephen Perry began making pens in London. By the 1890s the company had relocated to Birmingham and moved into the bicycle trade. Facing financial difficulties, it was acquired by James William Bayliss of Bayliss-Thomas, whose son Cecil Bayliss (1892–1969) would later play a central role in developing the first Perry car.…
United Kingdom · 1913-1916 · Cyclecar, Three-wheeler · Associated with Cecil Bayliss, James Perry, James William Bayliss, Stephen Perry
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