Reynard
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The vintage cycle club (or something to that effect) has an online archive with a whole load of Hercules brochures in it - worth a looksy if I were you.
That's from '36, the following year, just to give an idea of the price back then.Looks similar, but the lamp bracket isn't quite right, and the dimples at the top of the front fork.
The gents is, someone showed interest but has not committed.is it still up for grabs?
£4 9s 9d (£4.49) was an average sort of weekly wage in 1936.That's from '36, the following year, just to give an idea of the price back then.
What do you reckon it might be if not a Raleigh?There's a LYCETT saddle on ebay at over £100!!
And I don't think the ladies is a Raliegh. The heron is missing from the chainset. And you're missing the chainguard.
Does the light still work?
The ladies bike is a Raleigh, no question about it has a Raleigh head badge.What do you reckon it might be if not a Raleigh?
I can't see that one (Lycett also made motorcycle saddles which clutters searches, plus there are modern replicas for less than £10) but I think to achieve that, it'll need to be one of the horsehair padded ones with all clips, rivets and badges intact and nothing more than surface rust on the spring web.There's a LYCETT saddle on ebay at over £100!!
They started out making saddles for horses.I can't see that one (Lycett also made motorcycle saddles which clutters searches, plus there are modern replicas for less than £10) but I think to achieve that, it'll need to be one of the horsehair padded ones with all clips, rivets and badges intact and nothing more than surface rust on the spring web.
I need to speak to FF. Back shortly