| Abresch of Milwaukee (Charles
Abresch Company 1871-? Manufacturer of Carriages and Wagons - Abresch
Motors, Inc - Abresch-Cramer Auto Truck Co) built some custom bodies for
Kissel automobile sold through his Kissel dealership . New Yorker and
Bradfield taxis were built in Kissel factory near the end of firm. Charles
Abresch died in 1912. Abresch was a Kissel dealer from 1908 on and also
built production bodies for the early Ramblers and also the Fawick
Flyer/Silent Sioux, as well as commercial bodies for Milwaukee firms.
Manufactured an assembled truck for a short period of time from 1910-1912.
His partner – Cramer - was a Mr. Kremers (Americanization of Kremers)
Abresch built production bodies for the Rambler, Fawick Flyer and Silent
Sioux.
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ABRESCH-KREMERS (US) c.1910-1912 The Charles Abresch Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Abresch-Kremers was an assembled truck, built by a custom automobile
body builder in Milwaukee. Little is known about their truck venture. The
make is also referred to as the Abresch-Cramer, possibly an error, or a
changing of a partner's name to give the marque a better chance in the
marketplace. The Charles Abresch Co. survived until 1965, although they were
almost certainly out of the truck business by 1913.
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