Cycles Collection

Mr Frederick Witts with his penny farthing bicycle at his home in Bryncoch, Neath, Wales. 13th August 1966

Chris Rea, Singer aged 22, from Middlesbrough, promotes his new single, So Much Love, which he wrote while working for his fathers ice cream company, 24th June 1974

Cycling to work in the snow, Coventry, 8th February 1991

Tourists may soon be seeing Pembrokeshire by pedalling a three-seater cyclemobile around the countys rural by-ways. The Wales Tourist Board have had an Inquiry about

On your bike These youngsters are putting their summer holidays to good use by getting
On your bike.. These youngsters are putting their summer holidays to good use by getting advice on safe cycling from PC Peter Dyson at a Reinwood infant school

Blue Hall Housing Estate, Stockton, 29th December 1987

Salesman, John Whitfield, pictured with his 19th Century Penny Farthing Cycle, which is for sale, priced at £ 500. 13th November 1985. Cycling

Penny farthing Bicycle, one of 5 19th Century cycles presented to Middlesbroughs Dorman Museum from the estate of Harry Nerwell of Whitby, who died in April

Dave Bennett (left) and Lloyd McGrath, Coventry City footballers who both broke their legs last season, are now back in training

The view northwards from Broadgate down Cross Cheaping and The Burges complete with tramlines. The original Owen Owen department store is being constructed on the right

Mr Booyer on his 87 year old tricycle riding through the streets of Bedwas, Wales. 22nd November 1974

Doris The Cycling Barmaid, Middlesbrough, 1972

Park Street, Bristol, Circa 1900

Street Scenes, Bristol, Circa 1930

Bicycles being assembled on the production line at the Bianchi factory in Milan. Circa 1955

Prince Charles visits Jack Taylor Cycles Workshop on Church Road, Stockton, Teesside, 19th March 1987

Family Picnic, Birmingham. Circa 1900. HMC Herald Motor Company Cycle

Ready for the off - youngsters try out the newly-completed BMX cycling track at Greenside Working Mens Club, Dalton. Getting the first race under way for a special open day is Mr Ian Pheasey

National Bike Week, 18th June 1994. Members of the public, take part in 5 mile cycle ride from Clairville, through Albert Park, to the Botanic Centre and back

National Bike Week, 13th June 1994. Members of the public, Cycling in the countryside

Mother and Child, Cycling. 30th June 1979

Family on Camping and Cycling Holiday, 8th January 1976. Cycling

Hovis National Bike Week, 13th June 1995. Local postmen show how it is done, as they are put through their paces with an obstacle course at the Environment Action Station. Middlesbrough, Cleveland

Darlington Cycling Festival, 20th June 1993. Fun Riders

A high leaping Phillip Allison, of Altrincham R. C. Rotalac Plastics
A high leaping Phillip Allison, of Altrincham R.C. Rotalac Plastics, leads the field of the Pro / Am competition at Clairville Stadium, Middlesbrough, 22nd October 1978. Cycling. Bike Cross

A couple of young women use stepping stones to cross the Ewenny River that rises to the north east of Bridgend town, in South Wales

Morriis Brafman Seventy three year old of Arlington Road Petersham Surrey. 20th November 1955

Mrs. Edith Olorenshaw decided to help out when she found her local post office was having difficulty finding a postwoman. She found she liked the job

If you want a healthy job and like meeting people, deliver the mail, says Mrs. Gertrude Haynes. And she should know because she has just retired after 32 years as postwoman in the village of Priors

Stratford postie Steve Nokes delivers the mail on a new bicycle. Craftsmen at W. R
Stratford postie Steve Nokes delivers the mail on a new bicycle. Craftsmen at W.R. Pashley of Stratford-on-Avon have designed a new delivery bike for the Royal Mail

Two prototype mini-bikes, isued to Stratford-on-Avon Post Office to see if they were any better than conventional machines, have been rejected ny the postmen

Postmen and women in Leamington have been chosen to test a new superbike aimed at speeding up deliveries. Posties traditional bikes are destined to follow red telephone boxes into extinction as a

The post Offices first national strike in the history of the British Post Office took place from Wednesday 20th January to Sunday 7th March 1971

The longest thing on two wheels, the "Quatrodecimalopede
The longest thing on two wheels, the " Quatrodecimalopede, earned astonished stares when its 14 lusty young riders pedalled to take part in Coventry Carnival

These youngsters looked everywhere for a place to ride their bikes, then found it right in the middle of Coventry. Its flat, without too many people and no traffic - the cathedral ruins

Street theatre came to Leamington in the shape of 10 amateur actors from Oxfam. The players are members of the Young Oxfam Round Britain Street Theatre who are spending their summer vacation touring

Stanley (70) and Erna (63) Livingstone, riding their tandem bike in Renfrew, Scotland, 20th January 1970

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