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Motorbikes are not my subject, but I'd say Douglas, probably pre Great War
I concur...it looks like a 1920 DOUGLAS 2 ¾ HP TWIN MODEL W MOTORBIKE
I don't think it looks anything like that.
:liar:
Quote from: GRAYWOLF on March 29, 2007, 02:33:27 PM
I concur...it looks like a 1920 DOUGLAS 2 ¾ HP TWIN MODEL W MOTORBIKE
Close, but no cigar.
I didn't say it was...just that it looks like it... :P
It also looks like a TS
The problem is they all look alike from the mid 1910s through the mid 1920s!
Much like cars of the same preriod. ;D
Hell, much like cars of today!!!
Maybe somebody here knows?
Well, I still say pre-Great War Douglas, as it's belt drive - 1920s versions were chain.
Perhaps either a 3½ hp or 4 hp of about 1912
Nice work!
It's a Douglas Motocycle Company _____________. A similar 1922 Douglas was owned by His Royal Highness, Prince Albert
(http://www.autopuzzles.com/His%20Royal%20Highness,%20Prince%20Albert%20on%20his%201922%20Douglas%20Motorcycle.jpg)
Locked for Allan for 24 hours
If it's a name you want, I'm stuck, but I think Graywolf's TS guess may be right.
Looks much like this one which is for sale in California and is catalogued as 1922 Douglas 2¾hp Model W which is what Graywolf said in the first place! (well 2 years' age difference, but what does that matter?)
(http://images2.bonhams.com/erez4/erez?src=Images/live/2009-10/14/7965933-12-1.jpg.tif&tmp=Large&width=500&quality=70&format=jpeg&top=0&left=0&bottom=1&right=1)
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My original photo is kaput. Point to both of you for you perseverance and patience.
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on November 13, 2009, 03:46:09 AM
My original photo is kaput. Point to both of you for you perseverance and patience.
D'you mean the one at the head of this thread, which looks o.k. to me, or the one you cropped it from which gave details?
I mean the one I had saved that gave the maker's name and type designation. Somebody (I share my home with two other humans, a dog, two cats and a goldfish) has deleted mass quantities of photos from my PC. Since there are now many pictures of kittens and other 'cute' things occupying the same folder, I think I can rule out the dog, and probably, the goldfish.
Did you never think it was the dog to get rid of the cat?
That hadn't occurred to me... :idea: