Le Kangourou 1954 Advertisement — The Super-Scooter Saddlebags and the Equipment for the Cyclo-Campeur

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Nos équipements “SUPER-SCOOTER”

LA MEILLEURE FABRICATION FRANÇAISE!
PRÉSENTATION !
CONCEPTION !
FABRICATION !
DES ATOUTS MAJEURS !

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Equipements brevetés
MOTO-CAMPING LUXE
GRAND TOURISME

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jour plus demandés.

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leur vente. Tous modèles sacoches cuir,
simili-cuir, pour cyclo-campeur, cyclo-
motoristes, motos et tous équipements, de protection.

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“LE KANGOUROU” 42, Av, J. d’Arc, ANGERS – Tél. : 58-06
Envoi de notice contre 15 fr. de timbres

[A full-width advertisement printed in black and bright green on cream. A black banner with a slanted right end across the top carries the heading “Nos équipements “SUPER-SCOOTER”” in white brush-lettered script, and a long tapering black stroke runs down from its lower edge to the left. Four green line-and-hatching drawings show luggage on machines. At the upper left a large leather-style bag with two buckled straps, a front flap with a clear window and a clasp is drawn over the front of a scooter, with the handlebar and cables above it. At the center left a smaller bag of the same kind sits on the front apron of a scooter drawn in outline, with handlebars above. At the lower center two matching saddlebags hang over the rear wheel of a machine, each with three buckled straps. At the lower right a long rectangular case with three buckled straps and a carrying handle sits on the rear carrier of a bicycle-style frame, and dashed green lines run from the smaller drawings toward it. The black sans-serif lines of the slogan stand at the right of the center, the last line in large condensed capitals, and small black text blocks in roman and italic type run at the lower left. At the foot a wide black band curves up at its left end and holds “LE KANGOUROU” in large white condensed capitals, followed by the Angers address and telephone number in white, with the notice offer on a second line in bold white type. Three of the drawings carry the signature “G. GEDO” in green script beside their lower edge.]

[This advertisement shares page 174 of L’Officiel du cycle with an advertisement for Cukier, held here as its own record, and one for the Déragne cylinder-boring machine.]