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English: Front Cover of Le Petit Journal, 3rd July 1904.

Victoire Francaise. S.M. l'Empereur Guillaume felicite Théry, le vainqueur de la Coupe Gordon-Bennett. (French Victory, Emperor Wilhelm II congratulates the winner of the Gordon-Bennett Cup)

Frenchman Léon Théry, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup in auto racing, 1904. The Gordon Bennett Cup was first held in 1900. The 1904 race was run in the Taunus mountains in Germany and was won by Théry in a Richard-Brasier car. An illustration from "Le Petit Journal", 3rd July 1904.
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2011-03-01 11:27 345×512× (51665 bytes) Chienlit Front Cover of ''Le Petit Journal'', 3rd July 1904. Now Public Domain because it was first published 107 years ago. '''Victoire Francaise'''. S.M. l'Empereur Guillaume felicite Théry, le vainqueur de la Coupe Gordon-Bennett. (French Victory, Emperor Wil

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