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1960 Murray Looks like a Murray but have no information as to date of manufacture, tires 26 X 1.75 , New departure model D rear hub, serial hand stamped 187484 no letters. Baby seat came with bicycle anyone have info on this I would like to know. Tony
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1954 James 1954 James, model unknown with Sturmey Archer 3 speed hub. As found at a flea market in Indiana. The seat and grips are not original. This one rides as good as the day it was new. Photo by David Lee Bolman
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1974 Pedal Power Folding bike, single speed, 20 x 1.75 tires
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1948 Raleigh Male 3-speed rod brake roadster built in Nottingham England. All original and complete except new tubes and the rear fender brace was replaced many years ago. 22 inch frame , measured along the seat tube. Many classic features on this old frame: bottom bracket oil port, early style lugging, bolted seat stays rear-facing rear dropouts, rear left side kick stand. Sturmey-Archer front wheel Dynohub generator works well. Sturmey-Archer headlight needs a bulb and the tail light is missing lense. Leather Brooks B66 saddle. Nickle plated chainring. Some of the rod brake parts are blacked out (post-war chrome shortage).
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1968 Dunelt Female 3-speed. Made in England. All original and complete except new 26 x 1 3/8 tires and tubes. Classic Dunlet D fork crown. Great paint, chrome and decals. Matching saddlebag. 19.5 inch frame, measured along the seat tube
