Found this is on eBay-France... a Dilecta women's bike. Wish the pictures were better - the bike doesn't look like much at first, but note the 650Bs, honeycomb fenders, Luxor honeycomb headlight (missing its lens) and taillight, bouble rear reflectors, and interesting rear rack with tool boxes. Seller says bike is from 1920s-1930s, but I'm guessing more like 1950s, or at least updated then. It's "local pick-up only", so we probably won't ever know for certain.
I've just find your excellent blog while searching Dilecta in google. I have a 1920's (http://wiki.tontonvelo.com/index.php/Dilecta,_V%C3%A9lo_homme,_ann%C3%A9es_1920). I like old french bikes too. I live in Perigord so it is easy to find 1910's to 1960's bikes. You can contact me at paulrobillard[at]hotmail.fr, I can help you if you search some things.
see you later
Paul
ps: sorry for my english, I hope you will understand me
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Bonjour from France
I've just find your excellent blog while searching Dilecta in google. I have a 1920's (http://wiki.tontonvelo.com/index.php/Dilecta,_V%C3%A9lo_homme,_ann%C3%A9es_1920).
I like old french bikes too. I live in Perigord so it is easy to find 1910's to 1960's bikes.
You can contact me at paulrobillard[at]hotmail.fr, I can help you if you search some things.
see you later
Paul
ps: sorry for my english, I hope you will understand me
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