| Reference information for the experts here. I salvaged this old card from a trash can in an old bike shop (took it home with the blessing of the nice bike shop owner. This came with a wooden case of 25 framesets from England, from the Raleigh company. Bicycle frames were badged "Rays, Nottingham England". Double top tube to be built into rod brake roadsters. Circa 1971. An interesting relic, the card is frayed and suffered water damage at some point. The only remaining discernable information follow: Frame Case: DOT.5934 Contents: 23/6/71. SMB. Order/Week: RAY. 4382/E Wk.41 Case Qty.: 25 MODEL Item: M/O Qty: NOS Item: REQ'D Pack With: SMB Item: Req'd RAY 22" Gents 28" Wheel Roadsters, FRAME CASE ONLY. 3P410 The frames came with (25 of each) frames (part number 6617607), forks (part no. 6762401), seat ((?) stays (part No. 6800002), transfer lists (part no. 530765), crown cover (part no. 2661367), BB fittings (part no. 140004), BB Axle (1010008), Head fittings (100009). |
| Way cool! Neat! by: 69.153.86.42 |
| I have a 1958 RAY lady's cycle, 26" wheels. They were made by Raleigh but the company was the old Raven Cycle Company. The haedbadge is a lovely thing with a raven in flight. The bike's for sale, in case anybody wants it, priced at $65. It's not bad but fenders need blasting and paint. Geoff Rogers Shutesbury, Massachusetts by: 216.153.152.113 |