Help Identifying Holdsworth Please

[CBguy]

Well doesn't look like the original poster is hanging around these parts any longer. I do agree with others that this frame # 7314 is a number typical of the Putney shop numbering system in which first 2 digits represented date. Must be a '73 shop build.

Came across this interesting "Shop" catalog page. I do wonder if frame is a Chronometro Time Trial frame. (Not the fillet brazed ultalite) The '74 catalogue describes it as having chain stays butted into seat tube one inch below seat lug. It is described as having long spear point lugs altho picture is poor and difficult to tell if Prugant I lugs as OP's frame has. However catalogue describes drilled spearpoints on lugs which this frame doesn't have. OP frame does have tight clearances. I haven't been able to find better pics of a Shop Chronometro model. I wonder?

Anybody know if this frame might be a Chronometro Time Trial?

Doug

 

[Wileyone]

The Head Badge is Riveted. So it may not be a Shop Bike.
Tommy Quick was also a builder for Roy Thame.

 

[CBguy]

Rivets are like decals - not so permanent. Really need to know if OP's frame #7314 has an integral seat post bolt although I'm not sure if even that was a consistent feature of 70's shop builds. Also my prior question to OP re a hole drilled in rear of seat lug where stays shot in, as prior pics of a very similar looking frame.

Yes, if a shop build which serial suggests, good chance it was Tommy Quick as he was main man in 1973. Doesn't look like OP is following anymore. So questions are moot.