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Source: Musée de la Vie bourguignonne Perrin de Puycousin, Dijon, inventory 84.21.1, photographed by François Jay and published by the museum on Wikimedia Commons (public domain).
| Marque | Terrot |
|---|---|
| Type | Poster |
| Year | 1903 (estimated) |
| Publisher | Terrot |
| Artist | M. Tamagno |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
| Pages | 1 |
| Source | Musée de la Vie bourguignonne Perrin de Puycousin, Dijon, inventory 84.21.1, photographed by François Jay and published by the museum on Wikimedia Commons (public domain). |
| Credit | Musée de la Vie bourguignonne, Dijon |
| Identifier | Permalink https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Affiche_pour_les_cycles_Terrot.tif |
| Transcription | Transcribed by eye |
COL DU TOURMALET T.C.F. DESCENTE DANGEREUSE TERROT DIJON CYCLES MOTOCYCLES CONCOURS T.C.F. SEULE MÉDAILLE D'OR LA LITHOGRAPHIE PARISIENNE ROMANET Directeur PARIS TAMAGNO Gallice Lith.
— Poster —
COL DU TOURMALET
T.C.F.
DESCENTE DANGEREUSE
TERROT
DIJON
CYCLES
MOTOCYCLES
CONCOURS T.C.F. SEULE MÉDAILLE D’OR
LA LITHOGRAPHIE PARISIENNE ROMANET Directeur PARIS
TAMAGNO
[Signed by the lithographer at the lower left, beside a shield-shaped cartouche that repeats the printer’s name, and legible only on the museum’s master:]
Gallice Lith.
[A color lithograph. A woman in a blue-gray riding costume and a straw hat with a red pompon freewheels down a mountain road past a Touring Club de France signpost warning of a dangerous descent from the Col du Tourmalet. At the lower right two men push their bicycles up the slope; snow peaks and pines fill the background.]
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