BUCHET / FRANCE

 BUCHET / PARIS / FRANCE  ( 1911 - 1929  )

The French BUCHET Motor car company   started in 1911 in Levallois / Seine near Paris.
The first cars were conventional pump- and through -lubricated automobiles with pedal-operated transmission brakes.
In 1919 they moved to Billancourt.
By 1924 they had ohv engines and better brakes. In 1929 they stopped the production.

Here you see an  original  1918 emblem still showing the two rivets to fix it at the radiator.

Size	6.2 cm x 9.0 cm
Year	1918
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Pay attention, there was a repro made in the nineteeneighties with a flat reverse:

top: original emblem         bottom:  repro

more than 100 years old ( seen in France in 2023 )

Later there was another emblem fixed on the radiator core:

Size	6.6 cm
Year	1924
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backside of an original emblem

1924 BUCHET in a french Motor magazine

  Very few BUCHET vehicles have survived. But there was a drawing of the BUCHET emblem, which was made by the swedish boy Gustaf Moeller back in the 1920s. Gustaf lived near the ferry port in Helsingborg / Sweden and drew the emblems of the waiting cars there. What a great hobby that still helps and delights us a hundred years later:

For more  emblems see older posts or top right (list of car makers) .

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