1899 L.A.W. [League of American Wheelman] Bulletin and Good Roads Vol. 29, page 176
Cycle and Automobile Trade Journal advertisement from June 1, 1909. The name H.A. Testard also appeared in 1908, 1909, 1916, and journals. The 1924 shows Hudson-Essex following the name.
Motor Age Magazine Sept 1, 1910
Clipping from The Automobile Vol. 20 from 1912.
Clipping from Hudson Triangle News Vol.1 No.33 from May 25, 1912. Testard is mentioned again in Vol.1 No.36 from June 8, 1912 showing interest in "reverse gear."
"Sugar Notes" section of"The Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, Volume 57, page 219, on August 19, 1916
Hudson Triangle Vol.6 No.8 on August 19, 1916 mentions H.A. Testard Co. as a new subscriber to "Reciprocal Service Plan."
Suggest Links:
Wheelmen's Annual Meet - 1899 N.Y. Times Article
The Wheelmen - Anitque Bicycle Site lists Testard
Other trivia: H.A. Testard's motor yacht, the H.A.T. was built in 1922 from a J.M. Watts design by the Jahncke Shipyard in Madisonville, LA. She was 74' long and was originally named Jetta.
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