I've scanned the six pages of the 7th (1966) edition of Cyclo-Pedia dealing with these imports, which seem to have been rebadged Merciers. The scans are big, about 1 MB/double page, and strictly black & white. But, if you need them, or want to post them, I can pass them along. Or just the one on the C-34 Amateur and C-35 Pro road bikes. Gee, Dale, want them for the French section of classicRendezvous.org?
For those who don't remember Cyclo-Pedia, it was one of the few sources of imported parts Back Then. The proprietor, Gene Portuesi, was active in the Olympic cycling movement as coach, etc. Originally in Detroit, later more-or-less retired to Cadillac, MI. I was in Houston in the early 60s, and it was the only place I knew of to get sew-ups and other goodies. Heck, Houston didn't even have a Raleigh dealer back then, and Raleigh turned down my offer to sell the better bikes out of my dorm room. Good thing, too.
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