Hutchinson July 1957 Advertisement — Tires for Bicycles, Motorcycles and Scooters

Advertisement 1957 1 page France

Source: L'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 14, 6 July 1957, page 24; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée F.

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MarqueHutchinson
TypeAdvertisement
Year1957
PublisherHutchinson
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceL'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 14, 6 July 1957, page 24; 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-1-0000001010
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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VELO-MOTO PNEUS SCOOTER HUTCHINSON CHAUSSURES SPORT-PLAGE-CAMPAGNE à l'Aigle HUTCHINSON

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VELO-MOTO PNEUS SCOOTER

HUTCHINSON

CHAUSSURES SPORT-PLAGE-CAMPAGNE

à l’Aigle HUTCHINSON

[A bearded cartoon man in a small round brimmed hat and spectacles, drawn like a street knife grinder, presses a long blade against a spinning wheel on a wooden stand, with streaks flying from the wheel, the whole set on a round drum that carries the HUTCHINSON name in heavy capitals. A tilted white panel at the upper left is lettered for tires, the ground is black with gray screened bands at either side, and the footwear line runs beneath with the “à l’Aigle” mark in a white oval.]

[This advertisement shares page 24 of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for the B.M.T. hydraulic lift from Sepex, Flertex brake and clutch linings and Grenier and Floquet piston rings.]

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