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Englebert advertisement from Englebert Vélo-Magazine, November 1951, page 2: a drawing of a quarter-turn of a black treaded bicycle tire branded with the maker's name, curving across a red-orange panel crossed by fine black guide lines, with a cartoon mechanic in a cap and overalls standing on a pale salmon block beside it, pointing at the tire and holding a large pipe wrench.

Englebert · Advertisement · 1951Le Pneu Vélo, Light, Supple and Strong

Englebert advertisement from Englebert Vélo-Magazine, November 1951, page 27: a drawing of three spoked bicycle wheels on Englebert-branded tires in different sizes, a large half wheel cut by the right edge and two smaller whole wheels to the left, set over interlocking red-orange and pale salmon triangles and panels on a cream ground.

Englebert · Advertisement · 1951Bicycle Tires for 60 Years

Englebert advertisement from Englebert Vélo-Magazine, November 1951, page 4: a full-page directory set entirely in type inside a thin black rule, with no illustration: the French Englebert company's Paris head office and its factory at Clairoix, then its regional depots in France, Algeria and Tunisia under a script heading.

Englebert · Advertisement · 1951The Société Française du Pneu Englebert and Its Regional Depots

Englebert advertisement from Englebert Vélo-Magazine, November 1951, page 28: a drawing of three cyclists riding at speed in stacked salmon panels with speed lines behind them: a man in a cap on an upright roadster, a racing cyclist in goggles and jersey bent over a lightweight bicycle and a delivery rider pushing a box carrier on a front-loading tricycle.

Englebert · Advertisement · 1951A Tire for Every Use, Touring, Sport and Transport

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