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It didn't sell because the reserve was set at £500.

Yes, and very generous (?) to upload 24/41 pages for all to see!

The 2nd set looks like Marsh pattern. And message me if you really need a Brown Bros Catalogue.

1930s Brown Brothers Cycle Catalogue

Percy Stallard for Osgear.

https://tinyurl.com/RRAframe

Grateful for any pointers.

It's actually fitting that a kiddie's sweetie is the only thing you associate with the name.

Yeah, I'd be embarrassed as well.

Who could HAVE made.....

Try this: https://microco.sm/out/bbUki Try this: http://web.archive.org/web/20200122194912/http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/index.html

Well, if they're green and have gold lining, they're probably Superbe models. If you're not able to sort out the rust, the money's in the Brooks saddle, the crankset and pedals on the gents' and headlamp on the ladies' bike

I hastily bid for these old rollers at an auction, without sorting out how to collect them within the prescribed Ts&Cs. They've been over-painted bright red, but that label plate looks like 'Constrictor'. Does anybody want them? You would have to collect from Hereford HR2 0EH early next week...

Thanks. I think I've worked it out, based on what's left of the head transfer. The colours and pattern - gold, bordered by blue, with a dash of red - match those seen on Harry Daycock machines, as per the attached picture. Assuming that's the case, the reference number (and its location) dates...

Any idea what this is? Under the pink paint there's the remnants of a head transfer. It has Nervex lugs, fluted seat stays, track dropouts, 2 oil ports on the bb shell. Underneath the shell is a ref no 1334. It has been built up with younger parts. Anybody recognise the frame make?

Where are you and budget?

Thanks Keith, I think you nailed it. A quick google finds pictures of an "Elite" model from the early 50s with the same forks.

Anyone able to confirm the make of these forks? Apparently, the number under the bb (AK prefix) suggests Sun.

Bikes provided by BSA. Some nice machines (only wish there were more close-ups), views of the Yorkshire Dales, and old, familiar faces (Bernard Hepton, Felix Dwyer, Megs Jenkins, Tony Newley etc). It's bound to be repeated on TPTV, and is available on youtube, anyway.

Hi - I have a pair in rough condition. PM if still looking.