Chaigneau Brasier brochure cover.
Brasier was a French manufacturer who produced cars under different names between 1902 and 1930.
Chaigneau Brasier brochure cover.
Henri Brasier and Georges Richard produced Richard-Brasier cars but in 1905 Georges Richard was injured in an accident in the Par s-Madrid race and left the company to form UNIC.
After George's departure, Henri used the name of Brasier and was a renowned brand.
In 1926, the Chaigneau family, which had been a manufacturer of bicycles, bought the Brasier factory, which became Chaigneau Brasier.
In 1928, Georges Irat bought the company, and his son Michel renamed it to Irat-Michel. The financial crisis of 1929 forced discussions to join with with Delahaye, which acquired it in 1933.
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