Gallet June 1951 Advertisement — Adga, Kidur and Verybest Leather Saddles Tanned in Oak Bark

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VÉLOCISTES
si vous désirez
SÉCURITÉ
et DURÉE

SELLE COURSE
SPÉCIALE COMPÉTITION
GALLET
28.S
[illisible]

exigez de vos fournisseurs les selles
en cuir fort, tanné à l’écorce de chêne :

“ADGA” “KIDUR” “VERYBEST”
SELLES SOUPLES

SACOCHES tous modèles : Cuir, Cuirite, Toile
nouveau modèle : ALU-POLI

Ets GALLET, Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne (Ain)
PORTES DE VILLARS

[A wide ruled advertisement in black and white, a panel inside a thin double-weight border. A bold heading and slanted lines of text at the upper left lead into a bicycle saddle drawn at the upper right in fine line engraving with fine parallel hatching: a long tapered racing saddle seen from the side with a row of rivets, a thin metal frame under the nose and tail, and two oval badges on the flank. The larger badge reads “SELLE COURSE”, “SPÉCIALE COMPÉTITION”, “GALLET” and “28.S” in a small box with a partly legible line round its lower edge; the smaller badge on the left is too small to read. Across the middle the three saddle names stand in large condensed capitals between quotation marks, with the lines about soft saddles and saddlebags beneath in bold sans-serif and a closing line giving the firm name in large condensed capitals and its address in the Ain. No artist signature or monogram is visible.]

[This advertisement shares its unnumbered page of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Liberty, Cholain, Rota, Magnéto France and Lambert et Cagnon, each held here as its own record.]