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| Marque | Terrot |
|---|---|
| Type | Catalog |
| Year | 1953 |
| Publisher | Établissements Terrot |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
| Pages | 1 |
| Source | Ebykr archive. |
| Credit | Ebykr archive |
| Transcription | Transcribed by eye |
TERROT type LSCP Le Cyclo-Cross Banc d'essai du matériel consacre la supériorité de la fabrication TERROT avec Roger RONDEAUX CHAMPION DE FRANCE ET CHAMPION DU MONDE 1951 ET 1952 ÉTABLISSEMENTS TERROT, 2, RUE ANDRÉ-COLOMBAN, DIJON (COTE-D'OR) R. C. DIJON 4374 [Sheet printed in crimson and green on white. A broad flat green band runs the …
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TERROT
type LSCP
Le Cyclo-Cross
Banc d’essai du matériel
consacre la supériorité de la fabrication
TERROT
avec Roger RONDEAUX
CHAMPION DE FRANCE
ET
CHAMPION DU MONDE
1951 ET 1952
ÉTABLISSEMENTS TERROT, 2, RUE ANDRÉ-COLOMBAN, DIJON (COTE-D’OR) R. C. DIJON 4374
[Sheet printed in crimson and green on white. A broad flat green band runs the full height of the left margin. TERROT is set at the head in heavy crimson deco capitals between short green bars, with type LSCP below it in green and black. The machine fills the upper two-thirds, drawn in crimson line and wash in three-quarter view facing right: a lightweight road-racing bicycle on sprint-section rims, with taped dropped bars and brake levers, a leather racing saddle, a double chainwheel, a rear derailleur at the dropout and its control lever on the down tube, TERROT lettered along that tube, and speed strokes trailing from both wheels. At lower left a circular photographic vignette printed in crimson holds a head-and-shoulders portrait of Roger Rondeaux in a TERROT jersey, ringed in crimson and green over a soft green shadow. The claim runs to the right of it in green script and crimson capitals, and the imprint closes the sheet in a single crimson line across the foot. The footer prints COTE-D’OR without the circumflex, and it is kept here as printed.]
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