OGB-384 Hitchcock Quadricycle Cortland, New York, USA

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Dutton Madden Motor Vehicle?

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No

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"In 1984, (This quad's builder) reached an agreement with Edward J. Pennington (1858-1911) of the Motor Cycle Company of
Cleveland, Ohio to manufacture the motor vehicle designed by Pennington".

His name appears in some famous encyclopaedia

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"In 1984, (This quad's builder) reached an agreement with Edward J. Pennington (1858-1911) of the Motor Cycle Company of
Cleveland, Ohio to manufacture the motor vehicle designed by Pennington".

His name appears in some famous encyclopaedia

I suspect you meant to type "1894."

Are you referring to the 'Racine Motor Vehicle Company' (the joint venture with Thomas Kane of Racine, Wisconsin which produced the 'Kane-Pennington' vehicle)? Pennington made several other licensing agreements and partnerships, but the resulting vehicles seem to have all been manufactured in the UK.

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I mistyped 1894. This company is not from Ohio (Go east)

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Anglo-American Rapid Vehicle Co. ?

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E. C. Stearns Bicycle Agency of Syracuse, NY?

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Twice no, but it's from NY

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Barnes Cycle Company?

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No

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John West?

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No

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Twice no, but it's from NY

From the Syracuse area?

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Near Syracuse

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Caleb B. Hitchcock (Hitchcock Buggy and Cutter Works / Hitchcock Manufacturing Company) of Cortland, NY

In 1894, Hitchcock reached an agreement with Edward J. Pennington (1858-1911) of the Motor Cycle Company of Cleveland, Ohio to manufacture the motor vehicle designed by Pennington. These included one- and two-passenger (tandem) motorcycles, as well as an automobile called the Victoria.

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Yes! That's the one.
As far as I know Hitchcock called it "Hitchcock Quadricycle" and Pennington called it "Victoria".
Anyway the point is yours

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Thanks for the point!