LA CIGOGNE

The French Wikipedia lists several publishers "La Cigogne" [my comments inserted]:

Cigogne (La), éditeur à Paris, 111 rue Réaumur. Une série est consacrée à Étampes dans les années 1930. [see below]
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Bordeaux (Gironde) pour Hachette.
[Hachette seems to have taken over the Strasbourg firm.]
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Deauville (Calvados), 25, avenue de la République.
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Grenoble (Isère), 1, rue de Palanka
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Lyon (Rhône)
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Monaco, 1bis rue Grimaldi (CPSM)
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin). [see below]
Cigogne (La), éditeur à Vichy (Allier), place de l'Hôtel-de-Ville.
[This has the same logo as Paris, as does Rouen,not mentioned in Wiki)]

Below I give some examples. Also, see the remark in the Strasbourg section about other uses of flying stork images.

La Cigogne Paris

The Paris address (in 1935: 111 rue Réaumur, Paris) seems to have mainly produced views, Paris examples are at www.corpusetampois.com .

Another (Cigogne) Paris

This card has a different logo and doesn't say "La Cigogne" so may be a different publisher.

La Cigogne Rouen

The Rouen address is (in 1931) 74 rue aux Ours, Rouen.

La Cigogne Strasbourg

According to Cigogne d’Alsace – Plus qu’un emblème régional, Alsace is teeming with a population of Storks, so maybe this firm has the best claim to use a stork as its logo. In fact images of flying storks were used by other establishments in the region, unrelated to postcard publishing. See under the JAD logo here for instance.

Illustrator of the example card is Hansi (who else?).

This firm had several addresses:
"La Cigogne", 37 Rue de la Course (eclusivité de fabrication André Leconte)
"La Cigogne", 3 place de Haguenau (eclusivité de fabrication André Leconte)
Ch. Bergeret, 1 Pont-aux-Chats, Strasbourg
By the 1960s this logo belongs to Hachette, 3 rue des 4 Chapeux Lyon.

As you can see the various logos look pretty similar.

logo on Cigogne Paris and Rouen cards (top) and on Cigogne Strasbourg (bottom)

Standing stork

The example below is possibly another cigogne unless the logo is a crane...