Raleigh 1918 Advertisement — Munition Workers

— Advertisement —
14TH MARCH, 1918.
Cycling v.

Munition workers require to conserve all their time and energies; they achieve this end by always riding the
RALEIGH
THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE
to and from their work. Here is an illustration of the service the Raleigh gives:

9, Terront Road, Harringay, N.

“I have used the Raleigh every day—wet, fine, snow, fog, or anything, as nothing stops me from riding to business. I have never spent a penny on repairs. After 4,195 miles the machine runs as sweetly as ever. It is about 6 miles to my business, and I ride there in 20 to 25 minutes.”
(Signed) R. W. PRIEST.

The Raleigh provides you with your own private carriage, costs nothing to run or maintain and is the quickest cheapest, healthiest and most pleasant mode of road locomotion. Guaranteed for ever.

PRICES: £11 – 10s.; £11 – 19s. – 6d.; £16 – 16s.
Raleighs are fitted with Dunlop tyres, and Sturmey-Archer 3-speed gear.

RALEIGH CYCLE CO., LTD., NOTTINGHAM
LONDON—41, HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C.1. Depots and Agents Everywhere

Every Cyclist should read “Cycling for Health and Points for Cyclists,” by Sir Frank Bowden, Bart., F.R.G.S., etc. 100 pp. 1/- Of all Agents and Bookstalls.

[A pen-and-ink drawing fills the left third of the framed advertisement: a woman in a work cap and a belted overall coat rides a bicycle straight at the reader, a cloth held out in one raised hand. The page is a magazine advertising leaf, printed in black on white, with the publication date at the upper left and the running head at the upper right.]