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Union 1957 Advertisement — Union and Berg Union Spokes, Lighting, Chains and Pedals, from Nauder
Source: L'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 7, 30 March 1957, page 18; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée F.
About this document
| Marque | Union |
|---|---|
| Type | Advertisement |
| Year | 1957 |
| Publisher | Ets Nauder |
| Country | Germany |
| Language | French |
| Pages | 1 |
| Source | L'Officiel du cycle, du motocycle et du camping, N° 7, 30 March 1957, page 18; scan of the issue from Cycle Memory (Mémoire du Cycle), Collection privée F. |
| Credit | Ebykr archive |
| Identifier | Permalink https://cyclememory.org/fr/search-coll-list.php?collectionID=325&docID=B-1-0000001006 |
| Transcription | Transcribed by eye |
Transcription
U RAYONS ÉCLAIRAGES - CHAINES - PÉDALES UNION et BERG UNION NAUDER : 23, RUE BOISSIÈRE - PARIS-16E - KLE 49-66
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RAYONS
ÉCLAIRAGES – CHAINES – PÉDALES
UNION et BERG UNION
NAUDER : 23, RUE BOISSIÈRE – PARIS-16E – KLE 49-66
[A large black shield bearing a white “U” stands at the lower left, and from its top a bicycle chain arches across the whole width of the advertisement and down to a rubber-block pedal at the right, framing a fan of loose wire spokes and a bullet-shaped bicycle headlamp on its bracket. The product line is reversed out in white on a black band running from the shield to the right edge, with the brand names and the distributor’s address below it; the links of the chain and the pedal’s end cap repeat the small “U” shield.]
[This advertisement shares page 18 of L’Officiel du cycle with an advertisement for the Onoto range of cyclomoteurs, vélomoteurs and motorcycles (its drawing signed by Daniel Rebour).]
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