Griffon 1910s Poster — Thor, the Rider on the Jetty

Poster 1 page France

Source: Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), ark:/12148/bd6t5257294r, via the Wikimedia Commons copy

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MarqueGriffon
TypePoster
PublisherImp. Elleaume, Paris
ArtistWalter Thor
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceGallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), ark:/12148/bd6t5257294r, via the Wikimedia Commons copy
CreditBibliothèque nationale de France
IdentifierGallica (BnF) ark:/12148/bd6t5257294r
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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CYCLES "GRIFFON" COURBEVOIE_SEINE_ Représentant : Walter Thor IMP. ELLEAUME. PARIS

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— Poster —
CYCLES “GRIFFON”
COURBEVOIE_SEINE_

Représentant :

[Signed at the lower left:] Walter Thor
[Printed below the picture:] IMP. ELLEAUME. PARIS

[A man in a brown suit and a flat cap, seen from behind, stands on a wooden jetty beside a blue-gray bicycle with one arm raised. A calm lake and a distant shore lie behind him under a pale yellow sky.]

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Poster in green and gold inside a black frame: GRIFFON in cream capitals across the top, a woman in a long dark dress with an orange collar and a hat with white plumes bending to steady a boy in a brown suit and a flat cap who holds a bicycle with orange tires, an old chestnut tree in autumn leaves, a second bicycle leaning on the grass at the right, a red open touring car with two passengers on the sandy path in the background, COURBEVOIE SEINE in orange at the lower right and a Représentant line below the frameGriffon Poster — Thor, the Woman and the Boy with a Bicycle

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