The cover of this sales catalogue is very impressive with a coloured impression depicting the fancies of riding motorcycles, the image of happy motorcyclists and a title of The Romance Of The Road. Royal Enfield were definitely doing their best to draw in any prospective customers that may have been undecided on what to buy. […]
1928 Royal Enfield Sales Catalogue. Read More »
Make of it what you will it cannot be denied that BSA produced some very handsome looking motorcycles, from the 1929 BSA Sloper right up to the unit construction A50/A65 twin cylinder models, especially the A65 Spitfire. So this 1936 catalogue is not any different, it has stunningly detailed images from the coloured drawing cover
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This illustrated parts book covers all models for 1928. I have compared some of the part numbers to our listed 1929 parts book and there are some differences. Unlike the 1929 edition which has average drawings of the parts this book has plate photographs which are quite detailed. However there are only 5 such plates,
1928 Ariel Parts Catalogue. Read More »
For 1938 New Imperial Motors of Hall Green, Birmingham appeared to be running strong with the manufacturing of their machines. An impressive line up with hand change, foot change, beautifully cast alloy primary chain cases, cantilever spring frames on most models and their unit construction design. But tough times were coming and sadly New Imperial
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By 1930 the outlook for Humber Ltd, of Coventry was not that great and by 1931 they had ceased production of all motorcycles so this is probably one of the last Export Edition sales brochures made available to the public. Even with their 3 models on offer – their 3.49hp (or 349cc) side valve, OHV,
1930 Humber Sales Pamphlet. Read More »
