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See also derailleurs from the 1940s


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1940

  1. French registered design # 31982-001 - Simplex Route Léger

  2. Kosmos - Fichtel & Sachs advert (1st style)

  3. Kosmos - Fichtel & Sachs advert (2nd style)


1941

  1. Cyclo Order Form?

  2. Fichtel & Sachs Aigle - instructions?

  3. French registered design # 31946-001 - Simplex Route Léger

  4. French registered design # 31951-001 - Simplex Champion du Monde

  5. Official Prices for Cyclo Gears & Accessories


1942

  1. Huret Dural Competition - instructions

  2. The Bicycle - Cyclo advert


1943

  1. French registered design # 33324-001 - Huret Route Touriste


1944

  1. The staff of ‘Cycling’ - Cycling Manual

  2. UK patent # 575,017 - Cyclo Olympic?

  3. US patent # 2,428,166 - Alfred Letourneur

  4. US patent # 2,431,513 - Frank Schwinn

  5. US patent # 2,598,557 - Simplex Tour de France


1945

  1. The staff of ‘Cycling’ - Cycling Book of M’tenance

  2. UK patent # 601,743 - Constrictor

  3. UK patent # 601,744 - Constrictor prototype

  4. US patent # 2,564,576 - Simplex pull-chain designs


1946

  1. Constrictor Derailleur - instructions

  2. French registered design # 35579-001 - Simplex Tour de France

  3. Super-Inax Sport - instructions


1947


1948

  1. Cyclo Catalogue

  2. French registered design # 37803-001 - Simplex Tour de France

  3. The Bicycle - Cyclo advert

  4. The Bicycle - TriVelox advert

  5. US trademark # 1,046,768 - Campagnolo


1949

  1. Cyclo Catalogue

  2. Cyclo - calling all Hub Gear users

  3. French registered design # 40145-001 - Huret Competition

  4. Holdsworth - Aids to Happy Cycling

  5. The Bicycle - TriVelox advert

  6. Unknown UK magazine - Cyclo advert?

  7. US patent # 2,693,116 - Simplex Tour de France

1940s

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