Aluvac October 1955 Advertisement — The Aluvac Die-Cast Kickstand, Adaptable to Every Cycle

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béquille ALUVAC

MONTAGE
ADAPTABLE
SUR TOUS CYCLES
(position de Route)

MONTAGE
CONSTRUCTEUR
PAR PLAQUETTE
BRASÉE SERVANT
D’ENTRETOISE

BÉQUILLE EN
POSITION D’ARRÊT

moulée sous pression

FABRIQUÉE PAR LA FONDERIE DE PRÉCISION A NANTERRE
AGENCE GÉNÉRALE L. E. R.
134, AVENUE DE MALAKOFF – PARIS (16e) — Tél. : KLEber 61-80 – 69-14
Tous échantillonnages et prix sur demande

HALL DU CYCLE : Stand 46.

[A full page printed in black and a single flat green on a cream sheet, with no halftone. A dashed vertical rule runs down the middle. At the upper left the word “béquille” is written in a loose brush script, and at the upper right “ALUVAC” stands in green capitals inside a double-lined green rounded box with a heavy black rounded shadow bar behind it. At the left a large line drawing with light shading shows the kickstand alone: a cast clamp head with a flat toothed plate, a bolted upper plate and a pivot, and a long bent rod running down to the foot, with the name “ALUVAC” cast on the head. At the right three smaller line drawings of a bicycle rear triangle at the bottom bracket, each with a short caption in spaced bold sans-serif capitals, show the stand clamped on, fitted by a brazed plate, and folded down in the parking position. Near the foot “moulée sous pression” is written in the same brush script, and a wide green band carries the maker’s line in reversed cream letters, with the agency name in large capitals and the Paris address and telephone below it. The stand number is set in small roman type under the band. Four of the drawings carry a small signature in the corner: a monogram “DR” at the first and the name “Rebour” at the second; the signatures at the large stand and the third drawing are written in the same hand. No agency mark is visible.]