LÉON LAISNE / NANTES / FRANCE ( 1913 - 1937 )
The LÉON LAISNE was in the automobile business from 1913 to 1937. The company was only successful locally. They were well known for their design but there was no commercial succes. In 1926 the Englishman Murray Harris entered the company now called Harris Léon Laisne. In 1931 he left the company and for a few years there still vehicles under the old name Léon Laisne.
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| no makers mark at the reverse |
| Size | 5.7 cm |
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| Year | 1922 - 1926 |
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Like most vehicle manufacturers, LÉON LAISNE started with a simple brass emblem without enamel:
| Size | 6.0 cm |
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| Year | 1913 |
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| emblem with contemporary ad |
The rectangulaire emblem which you see on the next photo is still missing in my collection. It was the last emblem before Murray Harris left again the company.
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| photo source: Archives de la Somme GUER 1345 media 1 |
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| photo source: Archives de la Somme GUER 1345 media 1 |
For more car emblems see older posts or top right (list of car makers).
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