Cycles Singer April 1951 Advertisement — Cycles That Cross the World, and Accessories Wholesale

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LES
CYCLES SINGER

sillonnent
le monde

[illisible]

CONSTRUCTEUR 18, r Désiré-Claude
St ETIENNE
ACCESSOIRES EN GROS

[A ruled advertisement in black and white, taller than wide, inside a double black border. The name “LES CYCLES SINGER” is set in heavy hand-cut capitals with an oversized S, the word LES small above. At the center a dark globe is drawn in coarse halftone with the words “sillonnent le monde” in white slanted letters across it, and two tiny cyclists ride on its rim, one at the upper left and one at the lower right. A short line of very small type at the right of the globe is unreadable. The words “CONSTRUCTEUR” with the street address, the town and “ACCESSOIRES EN GROS” are set in bold capitals at the foot. No telephone line is printed. No artist signature or monogram is visible. The print is soft and blotchy, with the globe partly filled in.]

[This advertisement shares its unnumbered page of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Mulin, CAMCL and Liberty, each held here as its own record, and others for Omega sewing machines, Burgala sewing machines, the Neva sewing machine, La Courroie belts and Radior sewing machines.]