Simplex 1946 Advertisement — Les Grands Vainqueurs de la Course du Tour de France Utilisent le Nouveau Dérailleur Simplex

    Advertisement 1946 1 page France

    Source: Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), L'Équipe, 30 July 1946; ark:/12148/bd6t5100268w, folio 1. Source gallica.bnf.fr / BnF.

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    MarqueSimplex
    TypeAdvertisement
    Year1946
    PublisherL. Juy, Dijon
    CountryFrance
    LanguageFrench
    Pages1
    SourceGallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France), L'Équipe, 30 July 1946; ark:/12148/bd6t5100268w, folio 1. Source gallica.bnf.fr / BnF.
    CreditBibliothèque nationale de France
    IdentifierGallica (BnF) ark:/12148/bd6t5100268w/f1
    TranscriptionTranscribed by eye
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    L. Juy, Dijon. Simplex 1946 Advertisement: Les Grands Vainqueurs de la Course du Tour de France Utilisent le Nouveau Dérailleur Simplex. 1946. Ebykr, https://ebykr.com/library/simplex-l-equipe-1946-07-advertisement/.

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    2e 3e 1ER VIETTO ROBIC LAZARIDES Les GRANDS VAINQUEURS de la COURSE du TOUR DE FRANCE CHAMPIONS DE FRANCE SPORT ET GÉNIAL LUCIFER UTILISENT LE NOUVEAU DERAILLEUR LE SIMPLEX BREVETE S.G.D.G. 10 VITESSES LE SIMPLEX DIJON L. JUY

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    [Three round portrait photographs of cyclists: Vietto and Robic at the upper left and right, and Lazarides in the center beneath a large 1er.]
    2e
    3e
    1ER
    VIETTO
    ROBIC
    LAZARIDES
    Les GRANDS VAINQUEURS de la COURSE du
    TOUR DE FRANCE
    CHAMPIONS DE
    FRANCE SPORT
    ET
    GÉNIAL LUCIFER
    UTILISENT LE
    NOUVEAU DERAILLEUR
    LE SIMPLEX BREVETE S.G.D.G.
    10 VITESSES
    LE SIMPLEX
    DIJON
    L. JUY

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