From the American Machinist of August 22, 1901 it is learned that Regal Gasoline Engine Company was merely a change in name from the former firm of Shuger’s Gasoline Engine Works, also of Coldwater. The Shuger firm merited a few brief news notes earlier in the year, but nothing prior to 1901 can be found on the company. Apparently though, marine engine production was well established at Regal by this early date, since their design one, two, and four cylinder models. Lightweight high speed engines consituted one series which ranged in size from 3 to 24 horsepower. Regal heavy duty marine engines could be secured ins everal models ranging from 5 to 45 horsepower. This 4 horsepower model railed for $222.