LAM 1971 Advertisement — A New Range of Brakes and Levers

Advertisement 1971 1 page France

Source: Le Cycle, n° 119, May 1971, page 12; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée H.D.

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MarqueLAM
TypeAdvertisement
Year1971
PublisherH. Lamarque
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceLe Cycle, n° 119, May 1971, page 12; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée H.D.
CreditEbykr archive
IdentifierPermalink https://cyclememory.org/fr/search-coll-list.php?collectionID=773&docID=B-1-0000000811
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

Transcription

LAM Nouvelle gamme de FREINS et POIGNEES Conception et lignes MODERNES Très grande SOUPLESSE de fonctionnement Efficacité remarquable gain de puissance de 40 % PROTECTION Nickel-chrome RESISTANCE de l'acier H. LAMARQUE - 76-INCHEVILLE

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LAM

Nouvelle gamme de FREINS et POIGNEES

Conception et lignes MODERNES
Très grande SOUPLESSE de fonctionnement

Efficacité remarquable
gain de puissance de 40 %
PROTECTION Nickel-chrome
RESISTANCE de l’acier

H. LAMARQUE – 76-INCHEVILLE

[Retouched photographs of a LAM brake lever at the top and a side-pull caliper brake at the bottom, joined by a long loop of cable housing that curls around the full height of the tall, round-cornered frame. Between them the LAM logotype stands in an emblem of a drawn bow with an upward arrow over an inverted triangle. The claims about the brake are printed inside the arch of the caliper, and a small illegible scroll-shaped mark sits in the lower left corner inside the frame. The advertisement is printed in black only.]

[This advertisement shares page 12 of Le Cycle with advertisements for André Bertin and Spécialités TA, each held here as its own record.]

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