Brazier was an early American automobile manufacturer active between 1902 and 1903, founded by French-born Bartol Brazier in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company specialized in producing custom vehicles, primarily focusing on heavy wagonettes powered by an 18-horsepower, two-cylinder engine. The wagonette designed by Brazier accommodated six passengers, with the rear seats arranged to face inward. In addition to the wagonette, the…