Liberty 1950 Advertisement — A Saddle Suspension for Bicycles and Cyclomoteurs

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SUSPENSION DE SELLE
Brevetée France et Étranger

LIBERTY

Pour Bicyclettes
et Cyclomoteurs

P. PATRE
Inventeur – fabricant
119, Bd de Grenelle, PARIS (XVe)

Support en alliage spécial, léger et garanti
EN VENTE CHEZ TOUS LES COMMISSIONNAIRES

[Design: a plain ruled frame. “SUSPENSION DE SELLE” is set in condensed capitals at the upper left and “LIBERTY” in very large heavy extended capitals at the upper right. At the right is a drawing of the Liberty suspension fitted at the top of a bicycle frame: the seat lug with the top tube and seat stays drawn in outline, a separate pillar rising beside the seat tube and a coil spring with a guide rod and nuts between the two, a pivoting arm with a binder clamp linking them at the top. The text at the left is centered in bold and light sans-serif, divided by two short rules; the closing lines run across the full width in bold italic and in heavy extended capitals. Type from the other side of the leaf shows through faintly; it is not part of this advertisement. No signature or agency mark found.]

[This advertisement shares page 39 of L’Officiel du cycle with an advertisement for Gallet, held here as its own record, and one for the Mini-Motor auxiliary engine, below the end of the trade-union congress report.]