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Re: Re: 35 x 1 could also be Swiss, which would have a left-hand-threaded drive-side cup on bottom bracket. I mention this because I recently saw an eBay auction (from Poland) for a Mondia frame that had Piazza dropouts.

The rear dropouts are a type designed by Percival Stallard, and probably manufactured by Cyclo, very common on 1950s English bikes, even those of high quality. I don't know that much about CB, but my understanding (from research on RO Harrison) is that non-lugged ("welded", though they may have...

How right you are. I couldn't actually get "E" out of it to begin with, but the Gothic clue solved this. Thank you! -- chaswahl

Greetings, from across the pond -- I'm a USA classic bicycle enthusiast who bought this 50s-60s FW Evans frame from Hilary Stone awhile back. P1000913 It has one feature that perplexes me: Instead of the usual middle portion of the Evans shop's head/seat tube decal from that era IMG_1526 it...