Vermot de Pas: Sporlimpique XI - On the Theme of Sport, Combat and Strength, and Olympism, 164800, Paris

Canvas poster from 1891 by Cycles Schaible, advertising precision bicycles (with 800f tires, with 725 hollows).

Set of 4 items: - New poster, folded in 4: "Centenary of the Tour de France, 1903-2003", ...

In a modern binding, the much sought-after "Memoires de Terront, sa vie, ses performances, son mode d'entrainement revus et mis en ordre par Baudry de Saunier, orne de plusieurs portraits."

Two essential pieces of information on the 1947 Renaissance World Championships:

Le Tour du monde en velocipede (Around the world on a velocipede)

Cycling Goose Game, 1893

Cycles Phebus - Pneumatiques Nivet - Lisez le Velo (Read the bike)

Lot of 10 items on the Grande Boucle (books, programs, brochures):

Color lithographed plate, 1879 (Papagallo no. 31, Anno VII, bilingual French-Italian)

Caricature of a figure on a bicycle holding a lantern

Lot of 8 actions (two complete) including:

Lot of 4 original drawings of track champions, in Indian ink by three artists from the 1895s:

4 original diplomas, including :

Series of 4 original Indian ink drawings on the beginnings of cycling in the major armies (1892), including:

Cycling Fantasy, Streamers and Confetti" series, circa 1895

Lot consisting of cut-outs and chromos on boards and 3 original drawings:

Set of 5 original engravings showing the velocipede fitting in more or less well with everyday life in the hectic years at the end of the Second Empire (1867-1871):

Cycles Rouxel, Usines et bureaux, 5 bd de Versailles, Suresnes.

Set of 5 English engravings on the first steps of the Drais machine, the draisienne.

Set of three pieces including:

Mounted on canvas, 28 x 35 cm

Lot of miscellaneous items, including photographs, on the Cercle Hoche and fencing, including:

Batch of original press photos of 4 French Championships (1957; 59, 64 and 65), and three major international competitions:

Lot of about fifty miscellaneous items:

Autograph on official gala menu. Monte Carlo, December 22, 1986.