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La Vie au Grand Air 23 June 1906 Cover — Kramer, Grand Prix Cycliste Winner

1906
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9e Année ❧ N° 405 50 centimes. 23 Juin 1906 ❧ Tous les Samedis LA VIE AU GRAND AIR Dans ce numéro : Le Grand Prix …

A close head-and-shoulders portrait in deep blue: Kramer leans on folded arms in a heavy roll-neck jersey, looking straight at the camera with a slight frown. The photograph is cropped tight enough that his head interrupts the masthead lettering.

Source: Bibliothèque nationale de France (Gallica).

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La Vie au Grand Air · 18981898La Vie au Grand AirPresident Faure Receives the Relay Cyclist at NiceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 18981898La Vie au Grand AirMajor TaylorFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 18981898La Vie au Grand AirThe Grand Prix de ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 18991899La Vie au Grand AirThe Consequences of the New LawFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 18991899La Vie au Grand AirThe Bol d’Or Twenty-Four Hour RaceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 18991899La Vie au Grand AirTomaselli, Winner of the Grand Prix CyclisteFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19001900La Vie au Grand AirÉdouard Taylor, Hour RecordFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19001900La Vie au Grand AirMilitary Cyclists in the TransvaalRené BullFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19011901La Vie au Grand AirCharles Terront, Winner of Paris–Brest 1891FranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19011901La Vie au Grand AirGarin Wins Paris–BrestFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirContenet, 75.492 km in the HourFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirTwo Kings of the Track, Jacquelin and MichaelFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirGarin Drinks During Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirTwo Champions, Jacquelin and BlancFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirJimmy MichaelFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirRobl’s Motor-Paced Hour RecordFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirA Bend at the New BuffaloFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirThe Return of MichaelFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirParis–Roubaix, the Côte de DoullensFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19021902La Vie au Grand AirBourrillon, From Track to StageFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirAucouturier First at Ville-d’Avray, Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirA Cyclo-Pédestre Cross-CountryFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirThe Tour de France, Garin the FavoriteFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirThe Vélodrome d’Hiver OpensFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirThe Tour de France CupFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirMeyers Inspects His MachineFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19031903La Vie au Grand AirMajor Taylor and Hedspath at the BuffaloFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19041904La Vie au Grand AirRütt Beats Ellegaard and BardgettFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19041904La Vie au Grand AirThe Army March and Bordeaux–Paris WinnersFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19041904La Vie au Grand AirThe Tour de France MapFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19041904La Vie au Grand AirMayer, Winner of the Grand Prix de ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19041904La Vie au Grand AirParis–Roubaix, Chapperon at BeauvaisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirCyclo-Pédestre Cross-Country, Crossing a WallFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirKramerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirAucouturier Wins Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirParis–Roubaix, Petit-Breton and PottierFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirVan der Stuyft, Winner of the Bol d’OrFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19051905La Vie au Grand AirThe Grand Prix Cycliste, Kramer, Poulain, MayerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirGuignard in BerlinFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirO’Connor, Racing CyclistFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirOn the Road of the Tour de France, Cadolle DrinksFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirKramer, Grand Prix Cycliste WinnerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirPottier, Winner of the Tour de FranceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirCornet, Winner of Paris–RoubaixFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19061906La Vie au Grand AirDuring the Twenty-Four Hour RaceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19071907La Vie au Grand AirVan Houwaert Leads Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19071907La Vie au Grand AirMajor Taylor Returns to the TrackFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19071907La Vie au Grand AirThe Bol d’Or, Georget Passes Ringeval and FaberFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19071907La Vie au Grand AirParis–Roubaix, a Pacers’ CarFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19071907La Vie au Grand AirÉmile Georget, 100 km Behind TandemsFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19081908La Vie au Grand AirRütt and Stol, Six Days WinnersFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19081908La Vie au Grand AirThe Tour de France, Petit-Breton and Garrigou at OrthezFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19091909La Vie au Grand AirFriol, Winner of the Grand Prix CyclisteFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19091909La Vie au Grand AirGuignard, 101.623 km in the HourFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19091909La Vie au Grand AirThe 19th Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19101910La Vie au Grand AirThe Champions of France — Friol and GeorgetFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19101910La Vie au Grand AirDiavolo, the Ex-LooperFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19111911La Vie au Grand AirFrançois Faber Wins Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19111911La Vie au Grand AirLéon Georget’s Sixth Bol d’OrFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirThe Two Triumphs of the WeekFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirCrupelandt Wins Paris–RoubaixFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirThe Rutt–Stol TeamFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirVédrine, the ComingmanFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirLéon Didier, Winter ChampionshipFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirHourlier Wins the Grand Prix de FranceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19121912La Vie au Grand AirThe Laureates of the Tour de FranceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19131913La Vie au Grand AirThe World Champion Frank KramerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19131913La Vie au Grand AirThys Wins the Tour de FranceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19131913La Vie au Grand AirMottiat Wins Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19131913La Vie au Grand AirThe Six Days Winners, Goullet and FoglerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19131913La Vie au Grand AirFrançois Faber Wins Paris–RoubaixFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirPhilippe Thys Wins the Tour de FranceFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirSpecial Issue, Road CyclingMichelatFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirMy Cycling Career, by Frank KramerFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirMottiat Wins the Tour de BelgiqueFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirDeman Signs In After Bordeaux–ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19141914La Vie au Grand AirThe Winners of the Six Days of ParisFranceFrenchLa Vie au Grand Air · 19191919La Vie au Grand AirA Cyclist Passes the InnFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19201920Le Miroir des SportsPhilippe Thys, Winner of the Tour de FranceFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19211921Le Miroir des SportsParis-Tours in a Snowstorm on the Plain of the BeauceFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19211921Le Miroir des SportsLouis Mottiat Winning Paris-Brest-ParisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19221922Le Miroir des SportsFirmin Lambot Climbing on the Last Stage of the TourFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19221922Le Miroir des SportsPoulain Beats Schilles for the French Track Sprint TitleFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19221922Le Miroir des SportsThe French Motor-Paced Championship at the Parc des PrincesFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19231923Le Miroir des SportsFélix Sellier Through Gembloux in Paris-BrusselsFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19231923Le Miroir des SportsHenri Pélissier Climbing the Côte de Poix En DanseuseFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19241924Le Miroir des SportsBottecchia Crossing a Pontoon Bridge at NantesFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19241924Le Miroir des SportsJean Brunier Takes the Motor-Paced Hour Record at MontlhéryFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19241924Le Miroir des SportsArmand Blanchonnet Wins the Olympic Road RaceFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19251925Le Miroir des SportsThe French Cyclo-Cross Championship at FontainebleauFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19251925Le Miroir des SportsLucien Buysse and Bottecchia on the Col des AravisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19251925Le Miroir des SportsAdelin Benoit's Face at LuchonFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19261926La Domenica del CorriereMilano–San Remo, the TurchinoAchille BeltrameItalyItalianLe Miroir des Sports · 19261926Le Miroir des SportsLucien Buysse Alone on the Col d'AubisqueFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19261926Le Miroir des SportsThe Omnium Match at the Vélodrome d'HiverFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19261926Le Miroir des SportsCharles Pélissier Leading the Cyclo-Cross ChampionshipFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19261926Le Miroir des SportsNicolas Frantz on the Tonnay-Charente Suspension BridgeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19271927Le Miroir des SportsMartin and His Mascot Monkey at LabouheyreFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19271927Le Miroir des SportsA Madison at the Vélodrome d'HiverFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19281928Le Miroir des SportsVictor Fontan Changing His Teammate's TyreFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19281928Le Miroir des SportsAndré Leducq Speaks at the Microphone in MarseilleFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19281928Le Miroir des SportsHenri Pélissier's Memoirs Open — 400,000 KilometresFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19291929Le Miroir des SportsBenoît Faure Alone on the Col de BrausFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19291929Le Miroir des SportsNicolas Frantz on the Col des ArravisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19291929Le Miroir des SportsCamille Foucaux at the Trou-du-DiableFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19291929Le Miroir des SportsFaucheux, Paillard and Marcel Bidot at the Vél' d'HivFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19301930Le Miroir des SportsGeorges Paillard at the Buffalo VelodromeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19301930Le Miroir des SportsLucien Michard Before the World Sprint FinalFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19311931Le Miroir des SportsMichard and Falck Hansen, Rivals and FriendsFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19311931Le Miroir des SportsVan Rysselberghe Winning Bordeaux-ParisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19311931Le Miroir des SportsAntonin Magne in the Squall of the Malo-Paris StageFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19311931Le Miroir des SportsFeeding the Aces at BlayeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19311931Le Miroir des SportsHubert Opperman Winning Paris-Brest-ParisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19321932Le Miroir des SportsThe Water Tubs at BlayeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19321932Le Miroir des SportsMagne Encouraging Leducq on the Col d'AubisqueFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19321932Le Miroir des SportsLeducq Embracing Stoepel at the Parc des PrincesFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19321932Le Miroir des SportsRomain Gijssels Winning the 38th Bordeaux-ParisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19321932Le Miroir des SportsFrom the Bicycle to the Pen — Leducq Writing at MetzFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19331933Le Miroir des SportsThe Field on the Pont de l'One, Col de PeyresourdeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19331933Le Miroir des SportsCharles Lacquehay, World Motor-Paced ChampionFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19331933Le Miroir des SportsGeorges Speicher, Winner of the 1933 TourFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19331933Le Miroir des SportsThe French Team for the 1933 TourFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19341934Le Miroir des SportsThe French Team at Table Before the Belfort-Évian StageFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19341934Le Miroir des SportsRené Vietto Leading Over the LautaretFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19341934Le Miroir des SportsMartano Against Antonin MagneFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19341934Le Miroir des SportsParis-Belfort Halted at a Level CrossingFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19351935Le Miroir des SportsCamusso on the GalibierFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19351935Le Miroir des SportsLouis Gérardin Wins the Critérium d'HiverFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19351935Le Miroir des SportsGaston Rebry Wins His Third Paris-RoubaixFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19351935Le Miroir des SportsCharles Vaast, Bicycle on His Back, at RambouilletFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19351935Le Miroir des SportsThe Cross Marcel-Hoyau at GonesseFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19361936Le Miroir des SportsMagne Marked by Sylvère Maes and VervaeckeFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19361936Le Miroir des SportsEzquerra, King of the Mountains, on the GalibierFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19361936Le Miroir des SportsMaurice Richard's World Hour Record at the VigorelliFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19361936Le Miroir des SportsThe Ten French Nationals for the 1936 TourFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19371937Le Miroir des SportsRichard Pins the Pursuit Armband on ArchambaudFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19371937Le Miroir des SportsPierre Cogan Wins the Grand Prix des NationsFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19371937Le Miroir des SportsRoger Lapébie Wins the Fifth Paris-NiceFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19371937Le Miroir des SportsRoger Lapébie in Yellow at the Last StartFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19371937Le Miroir des SportsThe Ten French Nationals Around the Well at ConnellesFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19381938L'Officiel du cycleH. Grenier Piston RingsFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19381938Le Miroir des SportsGoasmat and Magne on the Start Line at RoyanFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19381938Le Miroir des SportsLeducq in Yellow — Ma Vie Sportive BeginsFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19381938Le Miroir des SportsVervaecke in Yellow, Caked in Pyrenean MudFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19391939Le Miroir des SportsMarcel Laurent, Winner of the 45th Bordeaux-ParisFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19391939Le Miroir des SportsThe Mass Crash at Les OlivesFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19391939Le Miroir des SportsThe Four Best Sprinters in the WorldFranceFrenchLe Miroir des Sports · 19391939Le Miroir des SportsArthur Sérès and the Hand Sling at the Vél' d'HivFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19461946La Domenica del CorriereThe Vigorelli ReopensWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19461946La Domenica del CorriereGiro d’Italia, the Closed Level CrossingWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19491949La Domenica del CorriereCoppi, World Pursuit ChampionWalter MolinoItalyItalianL'Officiel du cycle · 19501950L'Officiel du cycleThe Le Coq Bell, the Perfect WarningFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19501950La Domenica del CorriereGli “Eroi” del GiroWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19501950La Domenica del CorriereBartali Attacked on the Col d’AspinG. De GaspariItalyItalianEnglebert Vélo-Magazine · 19511951Englebert Vélo-MagazineA Lightweight Against a TreeFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19511951L'Officiel du cycleLe Poulain, Pur-Sang des CyclomoteursFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19511951La Domenica del CorriereRosina Bazzoni at RiminiWalter MolinoItalyItalianL'Officiel du cycle · 19521952L'Officiel du cycleLe Poulain, Always First, with the 1952 ModelFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19521952La Domenica del CorriereCoppi, King of the TourWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19531953La Domenica del CorriereKoblet Crashes in the PyreneesA. TorchioItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19531953La Domenica del CorriereCoppi Received by Pius XIIItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19531953La Domenica del CorriereCoppi on the StelvioWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19561956La Domenica del CorriereThe Crash That Killed Stan OckersWalter MolinoItalyItalianL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Wholesalers' Group for Motorized Supplies, Map of Its MembersFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Deragne Boring and Glazing MachineFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Cibié Optique Saphir Headlamp for MotorcyclesFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleLucer Cyclomoteurs, Qui Dit MieuxFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Deragne Boring and Glazing MachineFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleL'Union... Oui! for the Wholesalers' GroupFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleProgrès Gitane, Two CyclomoteursFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Union of Motorcycle-Parts Wholesalers, Its MembersFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleMarchal Spark Plugs, Equilux Headlamp and CondenserFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Wholesalers' Group for Motorized Supplies, Map of Its MembersFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleThe Wholesalers' Group for Motorized Supplies, Map of Its MembersFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19571957L'Officiel du cycleSBK Lamps, the Second Salon Report IssueFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19591959L'Officiel du cycleThe Lavalette GML 50 Engine, C'est GagnéFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19591959L'Officiel du cycleThe Déragne Cyclomo Boring and Glazing MachineFranceFrenchLa Domenica del Corriere · 19591959La Domenica del CorriereThe Favorites for the XLII GiroWalter MolinoItalyItalianLa Domenica del Corriere · 19601960La Domenica del CorriereLa Fine di un CampioneWalter MolinoItalyItalianL'Officiel du cycle · 19621962L'Officiel du cycleThe VAP Sport Machines with Sachs Engines, UnbeatableFranceFrenchL'Officiel du cycle · 19641964L'Officiel du cycleCazenave Bicycles and Cyclomoteurs, the 1964 RangeFranceFrenchLe Cycle · 19641964Le CycleLe problème du cadre, a Velosolex Dealer's New Year WindowFranceFrenchLe Cycle · 19641964Le CycleSalon 1964, the New Exhibition HallFranceFrenchLe Cycle · 19661966Le CycleThe Salon Issue, with Sachs Torpedo HubsFranceFrenchLe Cycle · 19711971Le CycleA Singer on an Antique Michaux VelocipedeFranceFrench

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