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Latest purchase...a Cressy cycle made by Whatley's Bros Cycle's, Cressy, Tasmania.
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Rudge Trophy 1908
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Rudge Trophy 1908
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"Edworthy" envelope...someone pinched the stamp!
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Some "Edworthy" bits.
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Silas Edworthy
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Edworthy's were in business for nearly 100 years. They made their own motorcycles.
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Touting for work.........
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Edworthy's envelope
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Cycling club detail.
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Cycling club detail
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Cycling club detail.
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Cycling Club...anybody have any more info?
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1930's "Cressy" cycle, I have a Cressy motorcycle made by Whatley Bros Cycles, Cressy, Tasmania.
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Cressy cycle.
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Cressy cycle frame No 77625.
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King cycle made by King & Sons, Launceston.
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The King Deluxe.
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The King Deluxe cycle.
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The King cycle.
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I have a couple of cycling trophies awarded by Rudge Whitworth 1908...the winners!
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I have a couple of cycling trophies awarded by Rudge Whitworth Ltd...not sure who won them but these 2 photos came with the trophies when I bought them.
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Would this be pre 1900?
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I hope she did not intend to go cycling in that get-up.
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Made from "scrap"...everything came from the Hobart Tip Shop and adapted.
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An "Ordinary" in the Museum in Launceston....supposed to be a "Matchless"
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An "Ordinary" in the Museum in Launceston....supposed to be a "Matchless"
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An "Ordinary" in the Museum in Launceston....supposed to be a "Matchless"
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Harley bicycle....I had one 30 years ago and gave it away to a mate who collected early bicycles.
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Bicycle on the tracks.
