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Milburn Wagon Company/Milburn Light Electric In the 1880s, Stoddard was also Vice President of Milburn Wagon Co., a Toledo, Ohio wagon manufacturer that originally built farm wagons but then evolved to produce bodies for Willys & Pope-Toledo in 1909 and then several models and styles of its own electric vehicles from 1915-1923 called the Milburn Light Electric. Milburn was sold to General Motors in 1923.
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 1917 Milburn Electric Auto |
 1919 Milburn Electric Auto |
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