| Frame |
23" - Finish Flam. burgundy
with dark blue
flam. head tube and seat bands,
chrome seat and head lugs, chrome crown and 6" chrome on front forks
seat and chain
stays. Gold double box lining, and lugs. Oval forks, mudguard eyes,
pump pegs on
cross bar and double gear cable stops on chainstay.
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| Wheels |
FB small flange hubs 32/40 - 15/17 DB spokes,
Conloy Asp 27" HP rims
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| Chainset |
TA Cyclotouriste 46/36 chainrings, Duprat 6 1/2"
hollow cottered 5 pin cranks
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| Pedals |
TA Cyclotouriste 46/36 chainrings, Duprat 6 1/2"
hollow cottered 5 pin cranks
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| Gears |
Simplex 543 rear mech. Simplex "Competition"
front changer |
| Brakes |
Le Roi "Bartali" levers, GB Hiduminium calipers
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| Stem/Bars |
3 ½" fancy lug stem of unknown origin.
Reynolds "Pelissier" bars
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| Headset |
Make unknown |
| Saddle |
Brooks B. 17
"Swallow" on a
Stronglight seat pin
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| Extras |
The "Jewel"
was built by
Bob Keeling and according to him he didn't make very many. In 1954 the
"Jewel" was £1 10s. more than a Magnum Opus - so one would
have
had to be a very dedicated Carlton fan to justify the price!
See images below |