Ouistreham N814A
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Category
Panneaux Michelin
About This Project
The ‘Route Nationale N 814A was an offshoot of the N 814 and was the connection between Bénouville and Caen. In 1947, Michelin started to produce these ‘panneaux’ shaped as arrows. This ‘poteau’ is located at the ‘Avenue Gorges Clemenceau’ in Caen since May 29, 1952.
The reproduction is, even as the original, made up of three tiles and available with or without the edge made out of ‘concrete’.
This sign comes with a Vinsign certificate, a unique production number and a luxury postcard with picture and description of the original.
Measurements: 1.350 x 420 x 41 mm
Price: On request
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