Neiman 1950 Advertisement — The Neiman Steering Lock for the Bicycles and Motorcycles of Your Customers

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MONTEZ SUR LES
VÉLOS & MOTOS
DE VOS CLIENTS

L’ANTIVOL
NEIMAN
qui bloque la direction

Monté en série par les principaux
constructeurs français & étrangers
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NOUVELLE ADRESSE
51, AV. DE NEUILLY
NEUILLY-s-SEINE – MAI : 64-88

[A small ruled advertisement in black and white within a single frame. “MONTEZ SUR LES VÉLOS & MOTOS DE VOS CLIENTS” is hand-lettered at the upper left in slanted capitals. Below it a pen drawing shows the front of a motorcycle from above and to one side: a large headlamp, the handlebar with its grips and levers, the steering head with its fork springs and the curve of the fuel tank, shaded in solid black and hatching. The monogram “J.B” is signed in the lower left corner of the drawing. At the right “L’ANTIVOL NEIMAN” stands in large heavy condensed capitals, the first line reversed out in white on a black band, with “qui bloque la direction” in a rounded sans-serif beneath. Two lines in small bold sans-serif claim fitting as standard by the leading French and foreign makers, and after a star a boxed notice of a new address leads to the Neuilly-sur-Seine address and telephone in bold capitals at the lower right.]

[This advertisement shares its unnumbered page of L’Officiel du cycle with advertisements for Argaud, Birdo, Mazoyer, Choillot and CAMCL, each held here as its own record, and others for spare parts for Peugeot vélomoteurs and motorcycles and the Derny motorized bicycle.]