Institution

Büssing

1903–1971 · 20th century

Büssing was a German maker of buses and lorries founded by Heinrich Büssing in Braunschweig in 1903. It became one of Germany's leading commercial-vehicle makers, known for its lion emblem taken from the city's arms, and was taken over by MAN in 1971.

Büssing
Image: Büssing_logo.jpg: Sebastian Wallroth derivative work: Xavax · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

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Free State of Brunswick

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