Milan-San Remo 1961 – Tour de France: Raymond Poulidor autograph
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Signed black-and-white 9×14 cm card of Raymond Poulidor in Mercier, dating to 1961 Primavera with a Tour de France reference, provenance from a French collector in the 1970s, very good condition except the back is not white and shows orange scratches.
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Signed card by Poupou.
Rare black-and-white photo of Poulidor in Mercier.
The legend of cycling: the Frenchman who won Primavera in 1961.
After presenting cards on the Tour de France, we offer a few Primavera legends.
9X14 cm
This card has been signed by the rider, coming from a French collector from the south of France in the 1970s who put some of his cards into an album called magnetic.
This explains the traces of orange scratches on the back.
I have included a photo of this album to understand its composition.
This is proof that this card was signed during that period.
Very good condition except the back which is not white
Seller's Story
Collector, archivist, and sports historian for 35 years, I now keep only pieces that help better understand the history of major sporting events such as the Olympic Games or the FIFA World Cup.
Selected among 24 global exhibitors, I presented at the Paris Olympic Games rare documents from 1892 to 1894 that illuminate the path of Pierre de Coubertin in the rehabilitation of the modern Games.
Translated by Google TranslateSigned card by Poupou.
Rare black-and-white photo of Poulidor in Mercier.
The legend of cycling: the Frenchman who won Primavera in 1961.
After presenting cards on the Tour de France, we offer a few Primavera legends.
9X14 cm
This card has been signed by the rider, coming from a French collector from the south of France in the 1970s who put some of his cards into an album called magnetic.
This explains the traces of orange scratches on the back.
I have included a photo of this album to understand its composition.
This is proof that this card was signed during that period.
Very good condition except the back which is not white
Seller's Story
Collector, archivist, and sports historian for 35 years, I now keep only pieces that help better understand the history of major sporting events such as the Olympic Games or the FIFA World Cup.
Selected among 24 global exhibitors, I presented at the Paris Olympic Games rare documents from 1892 to 1894 that illuminate the path of Pierre de Coubertin in the rehabilitation of the modern Games.
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Milan-San Remo 1961 – Tour de France: Raymond Poulidor autograph
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