Bayard Auto Race 0000-2758

Clement was a hugely successful bicycle in France in the late 1800s, but in 1903, one of the family scions, Adolphe Clement, set up an auto workshop in the town of Mezeries. There is a statue in the town to Bayard, a legendary knight who supposedly saved the city from an invasion in the 16th century, and Clement chose to name his car after him. He operated the factory until 1922. Weiluc frequently took a humorous approach to posters for clients who appreciated it; here, he makes the Bayard fly through the air with the greatest of ease and, by George, it works.

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