British Bariquand and Marre Engine Co
The British arm of a French Company, Bariquand and Marre, which manufactured among other things sewing machines.
Founded in 1834 by Jules Bariquand and his son Emile
Late 19th century, a collaboration was undertaken with Charles Marre and the company became Bariquand and Marre
1904 Charles Marre took charge of the business after the death of Emile Bariquand; the company became the largest French-machine tool company.
WWI Making war supplies, parts for rifles and rockets, as well as mowers, carburettors, aircraft, machine tools.
British Activity
1907. Selling Nordenfeldt cars
1909 Offered Frankonia mudguards.