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Marque Sans Rivale France Russie Cycles Rudge (1880-1900)

Anonymous

Résistant à l’usure et aux crevaisons, renforcé Michelin (1934)

Anonymous

Cycles Motocycles (ca 1902)

Nicolas Tamagno (Italian, 1851 - 1933)

Rudge-Whitworth Ltd. Cycle Manufacturers. Coventry, Birmingham & London (1897)

Courmont Frères (French, 19th Century)

Bicyclette Blanche Hermine, sur pneu Hutchinson (1926)

Publicité Wall (French, 20th Century)

Centaur Cycles. Paris, 9, avenue de la Grande Armée. E.F. Satchell (1898)

Charles Tichon (French, active 1882-)

Gloriol. La reine des motocyclettes. G. Dailliet, constructeur. 22, rue de la Cloche, Douai (1925)

Imp. Camis (French, 19th/20th century)

Edmond Jacquelin sur sa bicyclette La Française marque Diamant (1898)

Imp. Paul Dupont (French, 19th/20th century)

The Donaldson bicycle lithos for the season of 1896 (1896)

Donaldson Lith. Co (American, 1863-?)

Cycles, motos La Française Diamant, 8 fois champion de France (1931)

Affiches Gaillard (French, 19th/20th century)

Claes Pfeil-Fahrräder (1905)

Backer & Co (German, 19th/20th century)

Une seule maison de cycles à Lyon. Cycles Pithioud, 150 avenue de Saxe (1946)

Imp. Réunies de Lyon (French, 19th/20th century)

Victor bicycles, Overman Wheel Co. (1890-1920)

Will Bradley (American, 1868 – 1962)

Dayton Cycles (circa 1898)

Henri Thiriet (French, 1873-1946)

Wanderer Fahrräder. Winklhofer & Jaenicke. Chemnitz i,s (1910)

Anonymous