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Hall-Scott

Hall-Scott Motor Car Company was an American manufacturing company based in Berkeley, California. It was among the most significant builders of water-cooled aircraft engines before World War I.[citation needed]

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Founded
1910 (1910) in Berkeley, California
Founders
Elbert J. Hall · Bert C. Scott
Industry
Engine manufacturing
Defunct
1960 (1960)
Fate
Dissolved
Parent
American Car and Foundry Company (1925–1954)

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Hall-Scott

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples78
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Hall-Scott

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related to 1910–21 · 27
Hall-Scott → Berkeley, Bert, California, Californians Elbert, Chico, China, Even, Hall, In, It, Jesse, Liberties, Liberty, Oakland, Packard, Sacramento, Sacramento Northern, San Francisco, Scott, Standardized Aircraft Engine
related to 1945–60 · 17
Hall-Scott → ACF, Annual, Berkeley, Canton, Greyhound, Hercules, Hercules Motors Corporation, Inc, Its, Ohio, Philadelphia, Some, That, The, This, Trailways, World War II ACF-Brill
related to 1921–45 · 10
Hall-Scott → Around, Berkeley, Duesenberg, Ford's Model, Hall, His, In, Ruckstell Axle, The, This
related to Museum exhibits · 9
Hall-Scott → California, California State Railroad Museum, Nevada Copper Belt, Rio Vista, Sacramento, Sacramento Northern Railroad, The, Two Hall-Scott, Western Railway Museum
see also · 3
Hall-Scott → Boats, Hall-Scott Invader Marine Engine, Hunt Boat Company Rescue
Founders · 2
Hall-Scott → Bert C. Scott, Elbert J. Hall
related to External links · 2
Hall-Scott → Oakland Public LibraryHistory, The Hall-Scott Factory
Defunct · 1
Hall-Scott → 1960 (1960)
Fate · 1
Hall-Scott → Dissolved
Founded · 1
Hall-Scott → 1910 (1910) in Berkeley, California

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engines engine company car 1910 hall berkeley california aircraft museum american manufacturing rail railroad war citation needed sacramento 1921 products

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hall-ScottDefunct1960 (1960)1.00infobox
Hall-ScottFateDissolved1.00infobox
Hall-ScottFounded1910 (1910) in Berkeley, California1.00infobox
Hall-ScottFoundersElbert J. Hall1.00infobox
Hall-ScottFoundersBert C. Scott1.00infobox
Hall-ScottIndustryEngine manufacturing1.00infobox
Hall-ScottParentAmerican Car and Foundry Company (1925–1954)1.00infobox
the electrified Sacramento Northerninstance ofThe company built interurban electric railway cars for railroads0.80text
which ran trains from adjacent Oakland to Sacramentoinstance ofThe company built interurban electric railway cars for railroads0.80text
Chicoinstance ofThe company built interurban electric railway cars for railroads0.80text
Hall-Scottrelated to 1910–21The0.60section
Hall-Scottrelated to 1910–21Californians Elbert0.60section

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