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found this regarding coslettised This read-only message was archived from a public mail list. Mail From: Mike Morrin[SMTP:(email redacted)] At 08:26 4/2/97 EST, John Elmgreen wrote: >The mention of something like "Parkerising" was interesting. I have wondered >for quite a while what bolt...

I guess the bike has been striped back at some point so theres no original paint I can find. Numbers would make this all so much easier.

Re: Ive had another look at the frame dropouts, Seat Lug and Bottom Bracket and so far havent found any numbers. I have only found asingle number 7 on the fork sterier. nothing on the fork crown. Dose any one have any other tips? Or dose any one have any photos or mesuerments i could compare with?

The only number I have found on the steerer is number 7

Re: Thanks Terry I’ll have look. I know the bottom bracket has Chater Lea markings.

Re: here is a shoot of the whole frame. Also a 1934 catloge

I recently bought this Holdsworth frame. I beelive that it may be a Holdsworth Cyclone Path from the early 30s. Striaght ish forks with round tubing. Chater Lea track ends. Oval lower rear stays. Undrilled rear brake bridge. Like advertised in the 1934 Holdsworth cataloge.