Campagnolo 1952 Advertisement — Famous Specialties, Victorious Everywhere

Advertisement 1952 1 page Italy

Source: Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), L'Équipe, 21 July 1952, page 2; ark:/12148/bd6t51011697, folio 2. Source gallica.bnf.fr / BnF.

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MarqueCampagnolo
TypeAdvertisement
Year1952
PublisherCampagnolo
CountryItaly
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceGallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), L'Équipe, 21 July 1952, page 2; ark:/12148/bd6t51011697, folio 2. Source gallica.bnf.fr / BnF.
CreditBibliothèque nationale de France
IdentifierGallica (BnF) ark:/12148/bd6t51011697/f2
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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CAMPAGNOLO Ses célèbres spécialités partout victorieuses ! TOUR D'ALGÉRIE 1er VITETTA (Alcyon) TOUR DU MAROC 1er GIACCHERO (Bianchi) 38e TOUR DE FRANCE 1er Hugo KOBLET (La Perle) 39e TOUR DE FRANCE 1er Fausto COPPI (Bianchi) MOYEUX-BLOCAGES-DÉRAILLEURS-PASSVITESSES TOUR D'ITALIE 1er Fausto COPPI (Bianchi) TOUR DE SUISSE 1er FORNARA (Cilo) COGNIN (SAVOIE) — VICENZA (TALIE) — A …

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This Campagnolo 1952 advertisement from L’Équipe of 21 July 1952 is shown color-corrected by Ebykr (22 October 2026): the yellowed paper of the scan was white-balanced and its contrast set, with the colors of the ink kept. The scan as served by Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France) is kept in Ebykr’s files.

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CAMPAGNOLO
Ses célèbres spécialités partout victorieuses !
TOUR D’ALGÉRIE
1er VITETTA (Alcyon)
TOUR DU MAROC
1er GIACCHERO (Bianchi)
38e TOUR DE FRANCE 1er Hugo KOBLET (La Perle)
39e TOUR DE FRANCE 1er Fausto COPPI (Bianchi)
MOYEUX-BLOCAGES-DÉRAILLEURS-PASSVITESSES
TOUR D’ITALIE
1er Fausto COPPI (Bianchi)
TOUR DE SUISSE
1er FORNARA (Cilo)
COGNIN (SAVOIE) — VICENZA (TALIE) — A PARIS : 5, BOULEVARD DE GRENELLE

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