The Angus-Sanderson was an attempt to produce a medium-sized and medium-priced car in the age of mass-production after the First World War. Manufactured from 1919 by an old-established coach builder in Birtley it was launched with great publicity, but hopes were dashed by the success of the Austin 12, and, after a move to Hendon in Middlesex, production ceased in 1927. Few survive of the 3000 or so made, but this 1921 example turned up for auction in 2004. Tyneside cars: Angus-Sanderson
The Angus-Sanderson was an attempt to produce a medium-sized and medium-priced car in the age of mass-production after the First World War. Manufactured from 1919 by an old-established coach builder in Birtley it was launched with great publicity, but hopes were dashed by the success of the Austin 12, and, after a move to Hendon in Middlesex, production ceased in 1927. Few survive of the 3000 or so made, but this 1921 example turned up for auction in 2004. 
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