Peter,
I have electronic versions of the Aids catalogues for '52-'70, '75-'76 and '81, plus a smattering of pre-war excerpts. I also have spearpoint, Kromo, early Neta, girder and Biba stems (hope to add a late Neta soon) plus Maes, Capo Berta and Touring bars with the fancy ferrules, map of England Ventouxs, a later Touring bend and the Grand Bretagne bars.
I think there are relevant data in the Kitchings catalogues, too, which I can add (if Chuck Schmidt gives his blessings since these are reprints I obtained from him). I'll be happy to post the relevant pages and photos (which will force me to clean up a few bars).
The Aids catalogues aren't long on pictures and some of the descriptions are cryptic at best, but it would be a start. Just let me know.
Phil Sieg Knoxville, Tennessee
kohl57@starpower.net wrote:
>If someone has the Holdsworthy Aids catalogues for a range of years and
>assuming they carried GB bars, stems and brakes, a simple scan of the
>revelevent pages plus some nice digitals of the real thing (stem and bars)
>would go a long way in filling this cap. "Cycling" is better since they
>literally had articles and announcements telling us specifically when
>something came out but this is a lot more time consuming. Especially when
>you get distracted reading about the latest Sun Manxman TT or Coloral
>bottles.
>
>This could go either on the Wooljersey site or with Dale's assistance on
>the CR site in the British component section.
>
>Peter Kohler
>Washington DC USA
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