Holdsworth 1931 Advertisement — 1931 Suit Patterns (Four Grades of Tweed)

Advertisement 1931 1 page England

Source: Grace's Guide (gracesguide.co.uk/W._F._Holdsworth)

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MarqueHoldsworth
TypeAdvertisement
Year1931
PublisherW. F. Holdsworth
CountryEngland
LanguageEnglish
Pages1
SourceGrace's Guide (gracesguide.co.uk/W._F._Holdsworth)
CreditEbykr archive
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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YOU will be delighted with the 1931 SUIT PATTERNS FOUR GRADES OF TWEEDS—Popular, Standard, Ascot and Berwick. Every range consists of entirely new patterns which include all the latest shades and designs. You can rely upon the wearing qualities of all. They have been specially selected for Cycling Wear. You will also appreciate the fact …

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Cycling, 6 February 1931.
— Advertisement —
YOU will be delighted with the
1931 SUIT PATTERNS
FOUR GRADES OF TWEEDS—Popular, Standard, Ascot and Berwick.
Every range consists of entirely new patterns which include all the latest shades and designs. You can rely upon the wearing qualities of all. They have been specially selected for Cycling Wear.
You will also appreciate the fact that these suits are cut specially to give comfort when cycling. Holdsworth’s suits are the original comfort suits.
As a further contribution towards smart but easy wear I have this year introduced the
“COMFYCUT” STYLE.
This is as illustrated, and you will notice that by means of two “half pleats” practically the entire back is converted into a large box pleat. You will appreciate that this must give entire freedom and yet when off the cycle the back is quite neat. You can, of course, have the more usual Plain Lounge Jacket, or the “Comfort Pleated” Back if preferred.
FREE PATTERN BUNCHES—All clearly marked and priced—simple self-measurement form and tape measure—BY RETURN.
SUITS FROM 35/- TO 65/-
ROSSITER HANDMADE 17/6
Made to measure 2/6 extra.
You can invest in this shoe with the certainty that you are getting the best racing and club riding shoe. Handmade from first class materials, it served Rossiter well throughout his gruelling 1000-mile record. It will serve you well for many a mile. Tan with black trimmings or vice versa.
ROADWORTHY SHOE 12/11
This is another new shoe with the fashionable turnover tongue. Strongly made either in Brown Suede or Tan Calf, you will obtain the best of service from this shoe. Stocked in half-sizes from 5’s to 11’s.
XXX BAG—6/6
Again improved for 1931 you will vote this bag wonderful value.
BLACK genuine REXINE with neat white stitching giving a very smart appearance.
Size 10 x 8 x 5 in., one pouch, Cape straps on top, VORTEX fitting to keep out all wet and dirt, cane stiffener.
GOLDSKIN WEAR
CAPES. Khaki or Black 12/6
The Famous Goldskin Cape—known wherever cyclists meet. Will keep all weathers out, and never go sticky. Guaranteed for 12 months from date of purchase, but will give you good service for much longer.
Front 42 in., Back 39 in., around Hem 120 in. Exceedingly roomy across shoulders. All seams triple proofed.
“Sixfooter” Size, Front 45 in. .. 13/6
KOOHLAH CAPE
With Ventilated Back .. .. 15/-
Leggings .. 11/6
Bike Spats as illustrated 7/-
Sou’westers .. 3/6
State size when you send your order.
WRITE NOW FOR YOUR COPY OF “AIDS TO HAPPY CYCLING.”
Write—W. F. HOLDSWORTH
121, Lennard Rd., BECKENHAM, Kent.
‘Phone: 4461 Sydenham.
EVERYTHING post free.
or Call at
5, Thesiger Road, PENGE, S.E.20
185, Markhouse Road, Walthamstow, E.17
132, Lower Richmond Road, PUTNEY, S.W.15
[A man in a lounge jacket and plus fours stands at the upper right with a small back view of the Comfycut jacket beside his legs, showing the two half pleats. Below are the two shoes, the XXX bag with a rolled cape strapped on top and a rider in a sou’wester fastening a cape, with bike spats on his legs, beside his machine.]

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