Psycho Cycles Advertisement (Undated) — For Path or Road, Take the Palm, Starley Brothers, St. John’s Works, Coventry, and Holborn Viaduct, London

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Source: bulgier.net (Mark Bulgier's catalog archive), an image posted in April 2001 (no scanner named); a photographed slide, the frame cut away; enlarged for Ebykr.

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MarquePsycho
TypeAdvertisement
PublisherStarley Brothers
CountryEngland
LanguageEnglish
Pages1
Sourcebulgier.net (Mark Bulgier's catalog archive), an image posted in April 2001 (no scanner named); a photographed slide, the frame cut away; enlarged for Ebykr.
CreditEbykr archive
IdentifierPermalink http://bulgier.net/pics/bike/Ads/PsychoCycles.jpg
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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PSYCHO CYCLES FOR PATH OR ROAD A SLIGHT HORIZONTAL CIRCULAR MOVEMENT WILL CAUSE THE WHEELS TO REVOLVE TAKE THE PALM STARLEY BROTHERS ST. JOHN'S WORKS COVENTRY & 21 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON. E.C. ILIFFE & SON, LITHOS COVENTRY & LONDON

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PSYCHO CYCLES
FOR PATH OR ROAD
A SLIGHT HORIZONTAL CIRCULAR MOVEMENT WILL CAUSE THE WHEELS TO REVOLVE
TAKE THE PALM
STARLEY BROTHERS
ST. JOHN’S WORKS COVENTRY
& 21 HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON. E.C.
ILIFFE & SON, LITHOS COVENTRY & LONDON

[A lithographed advertisement in white line on black. PSYCHO CYCLES stands in large broken capitals across the top, with FOR PATH OR ROAD at the left. A cyclist in a cap and jacket rides a safety bicycle whose two wheels and chainwheel are drawn as concentric circles; a scroll at the right carries the sentence about the circular movement. A palm frond runs across the lower third under TAKE THE PALM, and an artist’s monogram stands at the right of it, not read. The maker’s name and addresses fill the foot, and the printer’s line runs in small capitals under the frame.]

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