1948 Holdsworth La Quelda, Bill Hurlow stamped, completely original :)

And I found out the rims are Dunlop (AP?) so that looks like a rebuild around them in on the cards
 

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Gentle clean later and all back together. Need to find some Fibrax pads now.
Aim overall here is clean, repair, only replace as a last resort and with as close to the original as possible (well, rather as funds and availability allows lol)
 

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If you have vinegar, it works as well. As does Coca-Cola, lemon juice, orange juice. So there are options.
Oxalic acid also so rhubarb leaves.
 
Pulling up a chair.
Good to see a sympathetic renovation every now & then.
 
If you have vinegar, it works as well. As does Coca-Cola, lemon juice, orange juice. So there are options.
Oxalic acid also so rhubarb leaves.
Vinegar, by coincidence, was what was in the mayo jar that kicked off this whole branch line of alternative cleaning product discussions… so I think we’re now back on track.
In other news, these are on the way.
 

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