• Rare survivor from one of France's premier makes • Matching numbers • Original coachwork • Present ownership since 2012 • Extensively refurbished • Entered in the 2023 London-Brighton Veteran Car Run The Brasier marque originated in 1901 when engineer Henri Brasier left Mors to join Georges Richard, who together with his brother Max had been building cars since the late 1890s at Ivry-Port, Seine, France.

The Richards had offered a Benz-like car at first, to which was added a smaller voiturette model licensed from the Belgian manufacturer, Vivinus.

Previously called 'Georges Richard', the cars were renamed 'Richard-Brasier' for 1904 and plain 'Brasier' after 1905 following Georges Richard's departure to found Unic.

1903 also marked the first appearance of Brasier's famous four-leaf clover logo, or 'Trefle a Quatre' .

On his arrival Henri Brasier had instigated a new range of larger cars constructed along Panhard lines, consisting of four chain-driven models with two and four-cylin...