Henri Gauthier 16 February 1957 Advertisement — White-Star and Lionrhone, the New Cyclo Saddle

Advertisement 1957 1 page France

Source: L'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 4, 16 February 1957, page 18; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée F.

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MarqueHenri Gauthier
TypeAdvertisement
Year1957
PublisherHenri Gauthier
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceL'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 4, 16 February 1957, page 18; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée F.
CreditEbykr archive
IdentifierPermalink https://cyclememory.org/fr/search-coll-list.php?collectionID=325&docID=B-1-0000001005
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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HENRI GAUTHIER Nos marques de renommée mondiale WHITE-STAR LIONRHONE MOTOBECANE - PEUGEOT TERROT STANDARD Grosses Motos et Scooters TYPE CONFORT Coussins mousse avec ou sans poignee Tous coloris La nouvelle CYCLO est une garantie à ressorts n° 38 à sandows n° 138 SELLE G 17 La selle Champion du Monde Type SOUPLEX n 30 Selle …

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HENRI GAUTHIER

Nos marques de renommée mondiale

WHITE-STAR
LIONRHONE

MOTOBECANE – PEUGEOT
TERROT STANDARD
Grosses Motos et Scooters

TYPE CONFORT
Coussins mousse avec ou sans poignee [?]
Tous coloris

La nouvelle
CYCLO
est une garantie

à ressorts n° 38

à sandows n° 138

SELLE G 17
La selle Champion du Monde

Type SOUPLEX n [?] 30
Selle suspendue, réglable dessus caoutchouc ou simili

Qualité
Souplesse
Confort

LA MARQUE DE QUALITÉ

141, Cours EMILE ZOLA – LYON (Rhône)

SOSP

[Five saddles are drawn inside a frame of dots: a long dual motorcycle saddle with a strap across it, a foam cushion of the Type Confort, the new Cyclo saddle on coil springs in a ruled panel, the Selle G 17 and the sprung Type Souplex. A beam of halftone dots fans out from the left toward the Cyclo panel, the words Qualité, Souplesse and Confort are written in script below it, and the small stacked mark SOSP sits in a framed box at the right edge of the beam.]

[This advertisement shares page 18 of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for J. Baron, H. Arnaud and La Vipère, each held here as its own record, and others for Varay et Magnenant engine parts, Meyrat stands for cyclomoteurs and Mercier & Cie cycling shoes.]

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