Mulin April 1951 Advertisement — Sliding Decals, Metal Badges and Bands for Frames

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POUR VOS . .

fausse vis
genre Parker

DÉCALCOMANIE
GLISSANTE

ÉCUSSON
MÉTAL

bandeaux
décoratifs

[illisible]

queue de billard

Ets E. MULIN
MAISON FONDÉE EN 1923
169 Av. THIERS – LYON – 6e
TÉL. LAL. 48.23

[A small ruled advertisement in a thin frame, drawn in a coarse hand-lettered style. “POUR VOS . .” in heavy shaded capitals stands at the upper left. A line drawing of the front end of a bicycle frame with its fork, head tube, down tube and the arc of a wheel and fender is set inside a dark L-shaped border, with ruled leader lines pointing to the parts: a screw at the top of the head tube, a metal head badge, the sliding decal on the down tube whose lettering is too small to read with certainty, the decorative bands and the tapered fork tip. The callouts are in script and spaced capitals. A black panel across the foot carries the firm name in large white capitals, then the foundation date, the street address and the telephone line in white lettering. There is no artist signature.]

[This advertisement shares its unnumbered page of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Cycles Singer, CAMCL and Liberty, each held here as its own record, and others for Omega sewing machines, Burgala sewing machines, the Neva sewing machine, La Courroie belts and Radior sewing machines.]