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It looks like a very nice frame and I would say almost definitely one Harry built in Wales as I don't think 653 was introduced until the late 1980s. Here's a not very good pic of my 1980 Liverpool-built Harry Quinn.

Ah, Townsend would be the most likely culprits I guess. I think the horse racing group were the ones that took Townsend over. I wonder if that was around the time Ernie Clements left Falcon to build Barry Hoban and British Eagle frames in Newport. I'm now recalling it was Ernie's brother who...

Harry Quinn was still building frames at Walton Road Liverpool in early 1980, as they built a road frame for me in January of that year on Harry's famous ouija board jig. I heard that Harry then disappeared for a while then turned up in Tenby, South Wales, later selling the Liverpool business to...