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Salmson

Salmson. (France) 1921-1957.

Well-known aeroengine manufacturer, the Societe des Moteurs Salmson started by building the British GN under license: they launched their first Salmson in 1921, and fitted it with a 1086cc engine with four push-pull-rods, which controlled both the inlet and exhaust valves.

Salmson SMS emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

At the same time, engineer Petit evolved a racing version with dohc. In 1923, Salmson presented an 8/10hp of 1194cc, then in 1930 they started the S4 series with a dohc 1500cc engine which was finally developed to 2.3 litres in the last new Salmson models made in 1953. Salmson cars won many sporting events.

(Vintage European Automobiles)

Salmson radiator emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

Salmson logo.

Salmson logo.

Salmson logo.

Salmson radiator. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)

Salmson radiator emblem. (submitted by Joaquin Massana).

Salmson wheel hub.

1951 Salmson Randonnee brochure cover. (source: AutoHistorian )

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