Celliosprint 1954 Advertisement — Celliosprint baked enamel, transparent, metallized or opaque, for cycles, vélomoteurs and motorcycles, in type only

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UNE TECHNIQUE ÉPROUVÉE

ÉMAIL AU FOUR

Pour CYCLES, VÉLOMOTEURS & MOTOS

Celliosprint

TRANSPARENT
MÉTALLISÉ
OPAQUE

LA CELLIOSE

Boite Postale 5. PIERRE-BÉNITE (RHÔNE). LI. 33-31

[A text-only advertisement printed in black and green on cream stock, with no photograph or drawing. A line of bold black capitals at the head reads UNE TECHNIQUE ÉPROUVÉE. Below it a slanting black panel carries ÉMAIL in tall, heavy green capitals with a black drop shadow, followed by AU FOUR in white italic capitals and, in white slanting script and capitals, the line naming cycles, mopeds and motorcycles. A cream panel over the lower half holds the product name Celliosprint in a large green brush script with a sweeping underline, with TRANSPARENT, MÉTALLISÉ and OPAQUE stacked in green slanting capitals at the right. The maker’s name, LA CELLIOSE, is set across the lower left in big white capitals with black outlining and shadow. The postal box, town and telephone number run along a black strip at the foot in white slanting condensed lettering. No artist signature is visible and no text from the reverse of the leaf shows through.]

[This advertisement shares page 69 of L’Officiel du cycle with an advertisement for Huret, held here as its own record, and one for Copréma.]