CYCLISTS: A good selection of scarce signed photographs and postcards, most colour, all 4 x 6, excep

CYCLISTS: A good selection of scarce signed photographs and postcards, most colour, all 4 x 6, excep
CYCLISTS: A good selection of scarce signed photographs and postcards, most colour, all 4 x 6, except one vintage 7 x 9.5, by international cyclists, comprising Bernard Hinault (1954- ) French racing cyclist. Five times winner of the Tour de France, 1978-79,1981-82 and 1985; Raymond Poulidor (1936-2019) French Cyclist. Nicknamed Pou-Pou. Winner of the Vuelta a España in 1964 (2); Andreas Kloden (1975- ) German Cyclist. Bronze medal and twice finished second at the Tour; Axel Merckx (1972- ) Belgian cyclist racer; Roger Riviere (1936-1976) French racing cyclist. Riviere took the Hour record in 1957, being the first rider to exceed 47 km. He was about to win the 1960 Tour but crashed on the Col de Perjuret, and would never regained full use of his limbs, living in a wheelchair the rest of his life: and Charles Pelissier (1903-1959) French Cyclist. He holds the record, shared with Eddy Merckx and Maertens, with eight stages won in 1930. All are boldly signed to clear areas of the images, one inscribed. G, 7