A Brief History of the Marque
Manufactured by Engen & Auders of Berlin, 1921-1928
The Phantom initially used their own 148cc to 246cc engines for their motorcycles and powered bicycles. In the mid 1920s, 173cc to 490cc JAP engines were also employed.
The firm sold complete motorcycles to Württembergia, who rebadged them as their own.
The auxiliary bicycle engine was sold to many other manufacturers, among them Ratingia. These were 148.6cc, 55x70mm B/S.
1928 Models
182 ccm, 4 stroke, Phantom engine, 3 speed, belt drive 695. - M
175 ccm, 4 stroke, JAP, 3 speed, chain drive 875. - M
300 ccm, 4 stroke, JAP, 3 speed, chain drive 995. - M
350 ccm, 4 stroke, JAP, 3 speed, chain drive 1095. - M
500 ccm, 4 stroke, JAP, 3 speed, chain drive 1275. - M
Sources: GTU Oldtimerservice, Automobil Motorsport Sept 1928, et al.
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