Georges Richard (???? - 1922) was a Frenchman who ran a short lived automobile manufacturing firm from under his own name, copying Benz cars of the era.
General
In 1900, he bought a licence from the Belgian Vivinus to build voiturettes. The designer Brasier joined the firm in 1902 and the marque became Richard-Brasier.
1900 Georges Richard arranged exclusive right for selling Richard cars in England to The Automobile Manufacturing Co owned by Walter Bersey. In 1900 Walter Bersey entered two cars no. 46 and 47 in the 1900 One Thousand Mile Trial. No 47 is thought to still survive under the London registration A1834.
1902 Sold by Mann and Overtons. Also listed as G. R..
1912 November. Details of the 10-12hp four-speed car.[1]. Sold by Mann and Overtons
1913-1917 For a list of the models and prices see the 1917 Red Book