Anyway.something in his 'recycle pile' instantly caught my eye. I stopped by one of my favorite old bike shops in Victoria (Vancouver Is.)on Tuesday, as I often do when I'm in that city.my 'buddy' there, usually has a few old bikes and other vintage bits and pieces. VINTAGE LIGHTWEIGHTS: Austro-Daimler posted by: Rob on at 8:10:43 PM Did a rider or riders win at the Worlds in the previous year(s)? Behind the heron crest are the World Champion colors, as well as a torch. The anniversary headbadge has mystified me too. RE:VINTAGE LIGHTWEIGHTS: Raleigh International posted by Steve Kurt on at 8:45:11 PMįor what it's worth, my brown '71 International has 'F1452' as its serial number. Hope someone (Christopher Robin, perhaps?) will be able to date this headbadge for us. Rather colorful (red, green, blue and black enamel), and it reads 'Raleigh' instead of 'The Raleigh'. I've wondered about the vintage of that headbadge as well.

RE:VINTAGE LIGHTWEIGHTS: Raleigh International posted by Richard J on at 6:30:26 AM I also was wondering about the 'Aniversary' headbadge, was it only used in '71?

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