A.D. Meiselbach Motor Wagon Co.

In 1907 all Meiselbach vehicles have two-cylinder horizontal gas engines with 4170 cc, 152 mm bore, and 114.3 mm stroke. The engine power is 28 hp. The input gearbox is designed as a double-disc friction gearbox. The engine is mounted transversely to the frame under the driver's seat. The rear wheels are driven via chains.^[4] Wheelbase is 2134 mm, 2438 mm or 2743 mm, according to requirements, and tread 1524 mm. The ratio of cones to disks gives maximum working speeds of 10, 8 and 6 miles an hour. In June 1912, the company was taken over by A.O. Smith Co. from Milwaukee.^[5]

In 1906 a 0.5 t was sold.^[6] In 1907, a 1 t, a 2 t and a 3 t were sold. In 1910 a 0.5 t was sold.^[7]