Track Frame - Maybe 1950s?

[Mr Weirdo]

Hello. I have a newly acquired track frame. Can anyone identify from the drop outs alone and the other pictures who may of built it or am I asking for a miracle?

 

[Mr Weirdo]

Hello. I have a newly acquired track frame. Can anyone identify from the drop outs alone and the other pictures who may of built it or am I asking for a miracle? View attachment 648220View attachment 648221

I did look at the bottom bracket and there are a variety of stamped numbers on it. 231 and 0470 and 6645.

 

[Mr Weirdo]

I did look at the bottom bracket and there are a variety of stamped numbers on it. 231 and 0470 and 6645.

Thank you!

 

[Peachy!]

A photo of the numbers might help, as position, style, layout & in what order can make all the difference

 

[Mr Weirdo]

I was thinking of that at the time lol. I will have to wait until tomorrow now. Thank you though.

 

[Mr Weirdo]

A photo of the numbers might help, as position, style, layout & in what order can make all the difference

I will though try and describe the positioning of the numbers for the mo if that's okay.

The 231 looks larger than the number 0470 it is above in the middle of the bottom bracket. The 6645 appears to be running from left to right crank and if you were facing the bicycle head on up right it would be on the rear of the bottom bracket. I will still get a pic though. Thank you

 

[caemis]

From the lugs (and the probably missleadind T.A. cranks): my guess would be Peugeot...

 

[Mr Weirdo]

From the lugs (and the probably missleadind T.A. cranks): my guess would be Peugeot...

It had never entered my mind that it could be a French bicycle...I just assumed it was British. But I will use that info and look at old Peugeot bicycles to see if I can make any comparisons between the two. Thanks for your reply.

 

[Mr Weirdo]

From the lugs (and the probably missleadind T.A. cranks): my guess would be Peugeot...

It had never entered my mind that it could be a French bicycle...I just assumed it was British. But I will use that info and look at old Peugeot bicycles for a

A photo of the numbers might help, as position, style, layout & in what order can make all the difference

 

[Mr Weirdo]

It had never entered my mind that it could be a French bicycle...I just assumed it was British. But I will use that info and look at old Peugeot bicycles for a

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Believe it or not there is another on the right hand side in this photo 9645 or 0645?