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Geared Ordinary with Pneumatic Tyres

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Geared Ordinary with Pneumatic Tyres

A rare survivor from the very end of the penny-farthing era, in original grey paint.

Made by the Cripto Cycle Company

Old repair on the rear fork but retaining the original rear wheel.

Interesting lamp bracket being mounted on the steering head.

Nickel plating present on handlebars and horn grips.

Geared mechanism on front wheel present and appearing complete.

Brake mechanism accompanying the machine but not fitted.

This is a rare surviving geared ordinary bicycle from the very end of the penny farthing era.

Photographs

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