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Bluemels "Raylight" reflector cycles.

Raleigh Record 10-speed 22.5" frame cycle

1978

Ordinary Cycle 'The Windsor'

1878
Crypto cycle, 1892

Crypto Cycle

1892
Drive chain cover for the "Elswick" lady's bicycle, by Elswick Cycles Ltd, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, 1894-1896

Drive chain cover for the "Elswick" lady's bicycle

1894-1896
Elswick lady's cycle frame

Elswick Lady's Cycle Frame

Coventry Rudge rotary tricycle, c. 1880-1888

Coventry Rudge Rotary Tricycle

1880-1888
Crypto Bantam cycle, 1894

Crypto Bantam Cycle

1894
Raleigh tradesman's cycle with front parcel carrier, c. 1935

Raleigh Tradesman's Cycle with Front Parcel Carrier

1935
Lady's twin-rear wheel cycle

Lady's Twin-Rear Wheel Cycle

This Ordinary touring cycle was likely built in 1882 by a Humber Cycles Limited in Beeston. The bicycle frame has forks connecting the large front wheel to the single curved tubular frame which extends down to the small rear wheel. The saddle uses Humber pattern spring suspension. Both the 53-inch diameter front wheel and the smaller rear wheel have steel rims and radial spokes. Both which wheels use Hancock patent hard rubber tyres. Adjustable pedals are fitted directly to the front wheel axle.

Ordinary touring bicycle with 53 inch wheel, 1882

Rudge Rotary Tricycle, 1881

Rudge Rotary Tricycle, 1881

1881
Exercise cycle, used at the London Clinic since 1930, with subsequent modifications, England

Exercise cycle

Ordinary 56 inch racing cycle

Ordinary 56 inch Racing Cycle

Selbach F.H.W. special path racing cycle, duralumin parts, chromium plated (on which 1928 N.C. championships at 1/4 mile, 1 mile 5 and 25 miles were won)

Selbach F.H.W. Special Path Racing Cycle

1928