Carburateur Longuemare

Hope you don't mind but after the success with id'ing my Amal carb I have another one. It's a big heavy brass carb stamped Carburateur Longuemare No136908. I believe it to be early C1900. Its a shame I can't post pics yet but be interested to know if anyone has any info on Longuemare carbs.

https://www.site-annonce.fr/longuemare-carburateurhttps://www.site-annonce.fr/longuemare-carburateur

http://vieilleschainesvillefranchoises.e-monsite.com/pages/c-etait-le-debut/la-carburation.html

Unless your French is better than mine you'll need a translation website!

Woodsman wrote:https://www.site-annonce.fr/longuemare-carburateur

https://www.site-annonce.fr/longuemare-carburateur

http://vieilleschainesvillefranchoises.e-monsite.com/pages/c-etait-le-debut/la-carburation.html

Unless your French is better than mine you'll need a translation website!

Links corrected.

After trawling the net last night I have seen this carb or very similar ones  used on early tricycles and motor bicycles and and on the Richard Hornsby 6hp stationery engine. Going by the pipe work that is still attached to the carb I have I think that my one probably came from a motor bicycle. Sorry still not allowed to post pics or links.

blue cat wrote:
Links corrected.

Cheers blue cat. Note to self - preview before sending.

Woodsman wrote:
Unless your French is better than mine you'll need a translation website!

Je ne parle pas français but I can post links and images now well maybe not links yet  

Some pictures of my carbs.

Hello Xulih,
I,m currently restoring a 1905 Peugeot Motorcycle and have been search for a while for a Longuemare Carburetor.
I stumbled across this post and wondered if you still have the Carburetor, if so would you consider parting with it?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Oldbikeoz, sorry butI no longer have the carburettor, I sold it to a restorer in France. Good luck with your search.

https://www.prewarcar.com/278097-original-brass-longuemare-carburettor

That Longuemare carb was a beauty!