Yes and no...
when a company is liquidated due to insolvency as happened with the Meriden company, one of the assets that can be sold off (if it happens to be worth anything) is the right to use the name, the trademarks and any patents or other intangibles still in effect. So this asset transfer gives a very *legally* valid link to the old company. Not as tangible as if they were still being produced in the same factory, but a link nonetheless. They are just as much "Triumphs" as any clean-sheet model produced in a brand new factory is, however, there was clearly a very major degree of "reorganization" in between ;-)