The Ormond was an expensive steam car made in very limited numbers. It had a 4-cylinder opposed engine of 15 hp, and carried elaborate seven-passenger bodywork. The price was $3,000.[1]
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In January 1904, Cycle and Automobile Trade Journal carried this list of used steam cars for sale. Sellers were offering the Prescott, White, Grout, and United Motor Vehicle cars. No Stanleys were listed. John A. Conde Collection.
In January 1905 Motor Magazine carried this United Motor & Vehicle Company advertisement on page 124.
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