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  Poster for the double victory of the Richard-Brasier automobiles in the Gordon Benett race, 1904 and 1905.Lithograph printed on paper, after Henri Bellery-Desfontaines (1867-1909).H. 92cm, W: 115cm. Canvas poster.   The particularity of this race lies in its rules which impose that the an..

H. 113cm, l. : 115cm. Canvas poster. Very good condition. Signed Weiluc, Societé Nouvelle d'Art et Décoration. Gustave Adolphe Clément (1851-1928), known as Clément-Bayard, was one of the pioneers of the Automobile in France. At the turn of the 19th century, he abandoned the construction of bicycles ..

H. 78cm, w.: 119cm wide. Canvas poster. Aiglon, a little known French brand, was born in 1902 in Argenteuil and died out in the mid 1950s. Quite famous before 1914, it was in the aftermath of the First World War that the financially strongest brands such as Peugeot, Alcyon or Terrot were obliged to buy up smaller brands w..

Géo Ham (Georges Hamel) 1900-1972Grand Prix Automobile organisé par le Motocycle Club de France, 1935.Affiche, imprimerie Max Courteau, Paris, datée 6.35.40 x 30 cm. Motocycle Club de France was founded in 1903.Society for the encouragement of tourism and motorbike and car sports.The Motocycle Club de France also orga..

Poster Monaco Grand Prix 1931 by Falcucci, 66 x 98 cm. Very nice poster in as new condition, so no creases, tears etc. Will be send in a firm cardboard tube, postage on request.

Morgan-Darmont  610 mm x 800 mmLithographie d'époque,entoilée (double entoilage)Couleurs très vivesPetite réparation en bas àdroite (cf photo)Dessin de Leo Bouillon  

1900 De Dion Bouton road map of France. Rare, large 1540mm x 1275mm, and framed, with inset maps of Paris, Algeria and Corsica. Showcasing the firm's production from 1892-1900 in 2 columns each side of the map. This Carte Routiere de France is flanked by engravings which include 7 steam vehicles, 2 tricycles, a forecar, vis-a-vis, an air cooled eng..

A wonderful colourful print from the French publication ‘Le Petit Journal’ dated 1898. Depicting a man on a De Dion Bouton motor tricycle which is towing a veteran trailer with children aboard. ‘Possibly early school transport’. Titled: Le Progress, la disparition des voitures aux chevres. (Progress, the disappearance of cars to the goats.). 38cm x..

A superb original print taken from the French publication ‘Le Petit Journal’ From 1906. A front cover print titled: ‘Grave accident au Velodrome Buffalo’; showing a spectacular crash of two early racing motorcycles. 40cm x 28.5cm.