Sanko 1966 Advertisement — Three Pantograph Derailleurs and 4-Speed and 5-Speed Freewheels

Advertisement 1966 1 page Japan

Source: Disraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "New Cycling January 1966 - Sanko advert". New Cycling, January 1966.

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MarqueSanko
TypeAdvertisement
Year1966
Publisher株式会社 三光舎
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
Pages1
SourceDisraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "New Cycling January 1966 - Sanko advert". New Cycling, January 1966.
CreditMike Sweatman, Disraeli Gears
IdentifierPermalink https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site/new_cycling_january_1966_-_sanko.html
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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のトップレベル 東京5社製品 日本のトップレベル 東京5社製品 日本のトップレベル 東京5社製品 長い歴史と良心が物を言う三光舎の変速機！ パンタ時代の主流を行く三大製品がこれです サンコーPA サンコーPF サンプレックスプレステイジ 車種・好み・タイプ・使用目的などあなたの自転車によってキャパシティ，取付状況などを考え，お好きなものをご採用下さい。全国スポーツ車販売店においてあります。 4段フリー 14(15)、17、20、24(26) 1/8又は3/32 チェン用 5段フリー 14(15)、17、19、21、24(26) 3/32 チェン用 SIMPLEX 光 株式会社 三光舎 板橋区若木1-8-1 TEL 〈933〉4161 〈代〉・4162・4163

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[Photographs of three pantograph rear derailleurs side by side, the third marked Simplex, and below them photographs of a 4-speed and a 5-speed freewheel. The footer carries a winged SIMPLEX emblem and a circular mark with the character 光.]
のトップレベル 東京5社製品 日本のトップレベル 東京5社製品 日本のトップレベル 東京5社製品
長い歴史と良心が物を言う三光舎の変速機！
パンタ時代の主流を行く三大製品がこれです
サンコーPA
サンコーPF
サンプレックスプレステイジ
車種・好み・タイプ・使用目的などあなたの自転車によってキャパシティ，取付状況などを考え，お好きなものをご採用下さい。全国スポーツ車販売店においてあります。
4段フリー
14(15)、17、20、24(26)
1/8又は3/32 チェン用
5段フリー
14(15)、17、19、21、24(26)
3/32 チェン用
SIMPLEX
光
株式会社 三光舎
板橋区若木1-8-1
TEL 〈933〉4161 〈代〉・4162・4163

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