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Re: That would be great, not sure the funds would allow though! Does anyone out there have the 3/4 speed derailleur or cassette?

Re: Yes,that's me... My grandma is his daughter. She hasn't seen one for years, so trying to get this built up before her 90th this year! Distance between the dropouts looks about 120mm... So that would be 4/5 speed? I've been told 5 speed would be unlikely for the time, would it likely that...

Thanks all. Got in contact with someone who seems to be in the know and dated it march 1940 which is quite exciting. Looking to be 4 speed.

I've recently got a Harrison frame and I would like to identify it. It has a serial number of 301030 on the bottom bracket and steerer which, if the hypothesis on this page is correct http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/harrison.html, may mean its from March '41 or '51 (Thinking more '51..?)...

Hi there, I am a great grandson of R O Harrison and would like to get hold of a frame for a piece of history! Just wondering if there are any out there looking to sell. Thanks, Dan Mills