| 300 |
A gentleman's Humber bicycle dating from the 1930s possessing its typical double-forks, Endrick rims and Humber chain-wheel. 23-inch frame. Also another similar 24-inch frame. (2)
£20 - 30
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| 301 |
A lady's Raleigh loop-frame bicycle dating from the 1920s, 24-inch frame, 28-inch wheels, rod braking, steering lock, chain case, skirt-guard, a good clean saddle and original black enamel, box lining and transfers.
£80 - 120
Lot 301 illustration
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| 302 |
A gentleman's Raleigh 'Clubman' lightweight bicycle of circa 1948 with a 22-inch frame numbered 572626, finished in green enamel, 26-inch alloy wheels with a Sturmey Archer AM Hub gear, alloy mudguards, flat alloy handlebars and a Brooks B17 leather saddle.
£40 - 80
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| 303 |
A lady's loop-frame bicycle 'Rival' of 'Norwich' head stock transfer. It possesses a 22-inch frame, 28-inch wheels, full fabric chain case, rod brakes, replaced enamel, dating from the 1920s.
£80 - 120
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| 304 |
A gentleman's BSA bicycle probably dating from the 1930s, 22-inch frame, 24-inch Endrich steel wheels, centre pull calliper brakes, BSA three-speed rear hum with its original top-bar mounted control, cream celluloid mudguards and semi-upturned handlebars, rear rack and Veeder cyclometer.
£40 - 80
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| 305 |
A gentleman's Raleigh 'All Steel Sport' bicycle with a 21-inch frame, 26-inch Endrick wheels, a Sturmey Archer K6 Three-speed rear hub and Lautewasser handlebars. Circa 1936.
£40 - 80
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| 306 |
A gentleman's Rudge-Whitworth roadster bicycle having a 26-inch frame, 28-inch wheels with a Sturmey Archer AW rear hub with its original top-tube control, chromium-plated Westwood rims, rod brakes, leather saddle, split rubber pedals, celluloid covered handlebars and good condition black enamel with yellow box lining.
£40 - 80
Lot 306 illustration
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| 307 |
A Moulton 'Space Frame' bicycle dating from 1985, having a charcoal grey enamel frame numbered 709003, new leather saddle, inverted brake levers, Sturmey Archer five-speed hub. With some refurbishment, ready to ride.
£200 - 300
Lot 307 illustration
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| 308 |
A Moulton 'Standard' dual gender bicycle having a frame number of 030036, a Sturmey Archer four-speed rear hub, light grey enamel, front and rear carriers, saddle and typical Moulton handlebars.
£30 - 60
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| 309 |
A Moulton 'De Luke' dual gender bicycle having a frame number of 039300, a Sturmey Archer four-speed rear hub, green enamel frame, rear carrier, prop stand, dynamo lighting saddle and Moulton handlebars.
£30 - 60
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| 310 |
A small adult/child Raleigh 16-inch frame folding bicycle having its original lilac enamel, chromium-plated fittings, prop stand, Sturmey Archer rear hub, rear rack, good saddle, pump and chain guard.
£20 - 40
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| 311 |
An Itera dual-gender bicycle dating from the early 1980s. In very good clean condition with its light green coloured plastic 21-inch frame, rear rack, pedals, lock with key, three-speed Sturmey Archer hub gear, lighting etcetera. Perhaps the nicest example offered in recent years.
£20 - 40
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| 312 |
A gentleman's Raleigh bicycle having a 21-inch frame, numbered 715441, 26-inch Endrick wheels, Sturmey Archer TF4 two-speed hub gear, radial spoked front wheel, cream celluloid mudguards, lamp bracket, rear rack and good saddle. 1930s.
£60 - 90
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| 313 |
A gentleman's Elswick-Hopper bicycle dating from the 1930s. Comprising a 22-inch frame numbered 9394, 26-inch Westwood rim wheels, rod-operated brakes, a Trivelox three-speed derailleur gearing, pump, saddle and a dark green enamel finish with black mudguards.
£60 - 90
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| 314 |
A gentleman's Raleigh roadster bicycle probably dating from the 1920s. It possesses a 24-inch frame, 28-inch wheels, Sturmey Archer three-speed hub gear with a hand control on the top tube. No saddle, but it has a rear rack and a full chain case.
£40 - 60
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| 315 |
A lady's Elswick bicycle frame of interesting construction, a loop frame design but with a double-braced down tube and a braced rear quadrant behind the crank bearing. Without wheels, it retains its correct rear mudguard, with full drilling for a skirt-guard, Sturmey Archer hand control, up-turned handlebars with rod brake fittings. The nickel-plated bright parts would indicate the 1920s or earlier. Two wheels included.
£180 - 220
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Not Illustrated |
| 316 |
A gentleman's Runwell bicycle having a 22-inch headstock braced frame, 26-inch wheels with rod-operated hub brakes, Sturmey Archer gearing, up-turned handlebars, Runwell chain wheel and cranks.
£40 - 80
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Not Illustrated |
| 317 |
A gentleman's roadster bicycle having a 24-inch frame, 26-inch Westwood rims, black enamel frame, semi-double-hollow rear quadrant stay, good bright work, rod-operated braking.
£40 - 80
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| 318 |
A highly restorable carrier bicycle comprising a 24-inch driving wheel and a 20-inch front wheel, mudguards, small chain wheel, long cranks and pedals, a front basket holder with double-bracing to the rear of the frame. Rusty but sound.
£40 - 80
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| 319 |
A BSA second pattern folding bicycle (Paratrooper's type) having the standard 21-inch frame, sliding pedals on 6.5-inch cranks, Bowden cable operated calliper front brake, correct handlebars, centrally positioned wing nuts, 26-inch later wheels, BSA chain wheel and a Wrights leather saddle.
£180 - 220
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