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Re: Hi all Been doing a bit more investigation by means of talking to Dad, it would appear I still have the original wheels and handle bars for my Claud, as he remembers what parts he replaced for me 30 years ago. He did offer an explanation to the frame number and frame, being that Claud had...

Re: Hi Tel Thanks for the input. The bike was in a worse state 30 years ago than it is know, it was stripped and all parts replaced. At a guess I would say only the frame, forks and badge are still original but 30 years is a long time and my memory isn't what it used to be. I was thinking...

Re: Hi All Many thanks for the replies :D I am not sure what photo's you require but I have taken a few more, apologies for the sorry state of the bike :oops: It does look exactly like the late 1940's road frame in the above link?? Cheers Long Road

Hi All I have been doing a bit more investigation and looks like it might be a late 1940's lugless road frame. (going by the below link). http://hilarystone.com/frameset9.html I don't know how accurate the information is? I hope I am allowed to post the above link. Cheers Long_Road

Re: Hi All I managed to get the forks off tonight and have attacked pictures as requested, (It looks like frame and fork numbers do match). It would appear the frame number was longer than anticipated due to the rear brake cable housing hiding a digit. As you can see the badge is somewhat...

Re: Hi guys Many thanks for the reply. I will remove front forks tomorrow and hope to see another frame number. Badge is very faded but will take some pics and post them up, forks have slight decor at the top as in the mold. (Looks kinda like an M). Thanks again for the input, it's very much...

Hi all After trawling the net for hours with no real answers I thought my best course of action was to join here in the hope of finding an answer from the fonts of knowledge who reside here. I bought a Claud Butler 30 years ago for a tenner, covered in yellow house paint and pretty much a...