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Brunn

Brunn & Company was a coachbuilder in Buffalo, New York, whose work was closely tied to Lincoln chassis. At its peak it employed about 150 craftspeople.1

Lincoln Model K 'Sunshine Special' (Brunn)
Lincoln Model K 'Sunshine Special' (Brunn)
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Key facts

Headquarters
Buffalo, New York, USA1 Independently researched

History

Brunn & Company of Buffalo, New York, was associated with Lincoln from the era of Lincoln's founder Leland, before Henry Ford bought the company. At its peak the firm employed 150 craftspeople and produced about 20 bodies per month, mostly for Lincoln. Hermann A. Brunn worked with Edsel Ford, and his only son Hermann C. Brunn joined the company. Founding and closing dates were not stated in the source read.

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Sources

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    1936 Lincoln Model K Convertible Victoria by Brunn (lot essay) Level C RM Sotheby's
    • Brunn & Company, of Buffalo, New York
    • 1936 Lincoln Model K Convertible Victoria by Brunn (lot essay)
    Accessed 2026-11-13