Brasier Paris emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)
The French Brasier Company started car production in 1902. It was a voiturette (a very small car) of the German Benz type.
Brasier Paris emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)
The designer was Richard so they called it Richard-Brasier. Georges Richard left this firm in 1905 and the firm became known as just Brasier.
The emblems are showing a four-leafed clover. According to The Radiator Emblem Collection, the 1904 Richard-Brasier had the first enameled radiator emblem ever made. From this time on it became a fashion around the world. In the fifties the enamel was replaced by the much cheaper plastic.
Brasier emblem. (source: Radiator Emblem Collection)
1904 Brasier 30/60 CV.
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