I thank you for this invaluable information, what it will be interesting to know it is the approximate number of these canoés still in condition to navigate and which would have survived as some both wars! But I think that shall be it a work difficult to see impossible.
Mine survived the Second World War, and I find fabulous to navigate with a canoé steeped in history, especially when we know a part(party) of this history(story), it is one of magic part(party) of this type(chap) of navigation(browsing), and it is for it, if you have additional information do not hesitate to publish them.
Of my quoted(esteemed) I would make this great forum known to all the owners of canoés former(old) whom I shall meet on the gatherings of enthusiasts.
My boat also comes from "Salon Nautique" to Neuilly sur Seine, as two of the canoés mentioned in your answer, but as on my index card(form) there was no street, I thought that the command(order) was intended for a nautical exhibition(exposure) and not for a store of this name.
Thank you
Bill
Excuse my Englishman, translation made by automatic translator.
