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The Birch was a typical assembled car of the era, using Lycoming, Leroy and Herschell-Spillman engines, and having both closed and open models.
What made the Birch stand out was how it was sold. The cars were sold through mail order or advertisements in magazines such as "Popular Mechanics", with salesmen recruited and paid commissions for each car sold.