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Finish van de eerste Tour de France. Rechts winnaar Marice Garin. De renner links naast hem is waarschijnlijk Leon Georget. Parijs, juli 1903. Tour de France 1903.

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The finish of the first Tour. At the right: the first winner, Maurice Garin. At the left: probably Leon Georget (not sure). Tour de France 1903.

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Date July 1903
Source Eerste Tour de France / First Tour de France
Author Nationaal Archief
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Image title Wielrennen, Tour de France 1903. Finish van de 1e Tour de France, links [Leon Georget] en rechts de eerste winnaar Maurice Garin. Parijs, juli 1903.
Author Fotograaf onbekend
Copyright holder Collectie SPAARNESTAD PHOTO
File change date and time 15:28, 30 June 2009
Software used Memorix - pictura-dp.nl

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