Help with frame identification.

garyfarrar

Dirt Disciple
I'm trying to identify the origin of this frameset bought on ebay last year. If has Nervex pro lugs and bottom bracket with a four figure serial number and campagnolo rear drop outs. The gap between the holes for the head badge is 57mm.

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Just measured some head badges and 57mm for Claud Butler and Freddie Grubb. Could be a Holdsworth built frame?

Look different sizes but both 57mm. Not necessarily these type of badges.

Simon
 

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It would certainly fit 1955 to about 1960.
5/8 seat stays not too common, long fork rake which does not look to me like a standard Reynolds blade, but as was frequently done, modified by the builder.
More the work of a small maker, hundreds to chose from, makes me think of Queree bros in Birmingham, but they usually had big brass letters on the top tube.

Keith
 
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