Delangle September 1953 Advertisement — The marque of records: luxury racing, touring and children’s bicycles, factory drawn

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DELANGLE

CYCLES DELANGLE

11-13, Rue Sergent-Bauchat
PARIS (12e) — Tél. : DOR. 45-70

La Marque des Records

FABRICATION DE LUXE
COURSE, TOURISME & ENFANT

AU SALON : STAND No 23

[A ruled advertisement in black and white. The upper half is a line engraving of a factory seen from a corner: a tall central tower with a stepped cornice carries a dark sign lettered “DELANGLE” and a large gridded window below it, with a flat-roofed block of several floors on the left and a long saw-tooth-roofed shed on the right, each wall drawn with rows of small paned windows and horizontal shutters or louvers. Four slender chimney pipes with pointed caps rise behind the roofs. Under the drawing, inside a ruled box, “CYCLES DELANGLE” is set in heavy black roman capitals across the full width, with the street address and town in light roman and sans-serif type below. “La Marque des Records” follows in a bold italic with a wavy rule beneath it, then two lines in spaced light capitals and bold sans-serif capitals, a second wavy rule, and the stand line “AU SALON : STAND No 23” in heavy spaced slab-serif capitals. A thick double bar with a wavy line in its center closes the foot. A strip of the neighboring page edge shows at the right. No signature is visible.]

[This advertisement shares page 56 of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Jacquemard and Dilecta, each held here as its own record.]