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Illustration — "Gideon" engined lorry around 1928, was used for transort of fish from Romsdalen to Gudbrandsdalen in Norway. Rudolph Kramper & Jørgensen was an early 20th century manufacturer of engines and automobiles in Denmark. The company started making its first engine in 1902.

Krampers

Gideon lorry ca 1925. The driver is Petter Teigseth who used to drive fish from the Molde and Romsdal coastal areas, to Gudbrandsdalen more inland in Norway. Gideon was a motor factory in Molde established in 1907. Source says this is 1925.

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Founded
1891
Headquarters
Horsens

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Illustration — "Gideon" engined lorry around 1928, was used for transort of fish from Romsdalen to Gudbrandsdalen in Norway. Rudolph Kramper & Jørgensen was an early 20th century manufacturer of engines and automobiles in Denmark. The company started making its first engine in 1902.

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