Belvallette Frères
Belvallette Frères, often spelled "Belvalette Frères", was a French company that manufactured carriages and other vehicles. History The Belvallette family company was founded by Jacques Belvallette (1785–1855) in 1804 in Boulogne-sur-Mer on the property at 139 rue Royale. In addition to carriage building, it also offered repairs, including for stagecoaches. At that time, the founder's two sons, Jacques and Norbert, who would later operate as Belvallette Frères, were not yet born. After completing their training in England, they took over the company in 1840 and established it in Paris in 1850. In addition to a shop on the Champs-Élysées at number 24, they also had a workshop on rue Bayard. In 1856 they moved to a larger property on Avenue de l'Impératrice and finally to rue Duret, number 21.''Carrossier BELVALETTE à Boulogne sur mer'' auf One of the brothers ran the factory in Boulogne, the other ran the factory in Paris. The Belvallette brothers exhibited their prod ...
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