THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H
THE CITROËN TYPE H

THE CITROËN TYPE H

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The Citroën Type H. The popular light commercial vehicles of the Trente Glorieuses, by Hervé Bernard and Didier Leroy

The first volume of this new collection on the popular light commercial vehicles of the Trente Glorieuses is dedicated to the Citroën Type H. The reader will find all the information needed for its history. The die-cast models that made generations of children dream in front of the windows of countless toy shops — contemporary with the van itself — are also presented.

More than 250 often previously unpublished photographs, documents and toys are presented in large format, allowing the reader to immerse themselves in the scenes depicted. The human dimension experienced with the Type H is highlighted, the double-chevron van being so emblematic of the French landscape — in the Citroën catalogue for 34 years, a record!

It is with a sense of nostalgia that the Citroën "TUB" takes us for a ride.

 

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Author 1
Hervé Bernard
Author 2
Didier Leroy
Publication date
September 2022
Pages
144
Illustrations
250 photos
Cover
Paperback
Language
French
Publisher
HISTORY & COLLECTIONS
EAN
9791038012301

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