Liberty June 1951 Advertisement — The Patented Saddle Suspension Support 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

[A ruled landscape advertisement in black and white. “SUSPENSION DE SELLE” in spaced roman capitals and the name LIBERTY in heavy capitals stand across the head, with the inventor’s name P. PATRE in large heavy capitals at the center left and his address below. At the right a line drawing with some halftone shading shows a coiled-spring seat support: a vertical seat pillar with a clamp and saddle-rail fitting at its top, a tall coil spring beside it held between two bolted plates, and the bicycle’s frame tubes meeting below. Slogan lines in italic and bold capitals run along the foot. No signature or monogram is visible; faint large lettering from the reverse of the leaf shows through the right side.]

[This advertisement shares its unnumbered page of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Gallet, Cholain, Rota, Magnéto France and Lambert et Cagnon, each held here as its own record.]