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54-inch Number 3 Ordinary by Rudge and Co.

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54-inch Number 3 Ordinary by Rudge and Co.

A 54-inch high-wheeler with its original saddle and patented ball-bearing bottom bracket.

Display as is, or restore to make a fabulous riding machine.

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