Raleigh 1970 Catalog — Carlton Hand-Built Bicycles

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RALEIGH CARLTON HAND-BUILT BICYCLES

Grist Mills were built by skilled artisans who migrated to Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony. This is a reproduction at Sudbury of the original Grist Mill standing on this location in the 1700’s.

INTERNATIONAL
Hand built for Grand Touring with Reynolds 531 double butted tubing, with Nervex Professional lugs. Equipped with the finest alloy equipment of Campagnolo Record Group and Weinmann center pull brakes. Available in 20½”, 21½”, 22½”, 23½” 24½”, and 25½” frames in Bronze Green or Coffee.

PROFESSIONAL MKII Limited Edition
The ultimate for the discriminating cyclist who wants the very best. Reynolds 531 double butted tubing and special racing lugs. Fully equipped with Campagnolo Record Group including brakes. Available in 20½”, 21½”, 22½”, 23½”, 24½”, and 25½” frames in a special mink and silver color combination. *See back page for details.

[A single leaf from a Raleigh catalog, numbered 5 at the foot. Two Carlton-built lightweights stand on grass before the reproduction grist mill at Sudbury, Massachusetts, its wheel and millrace behind them: the green International at the left and the mink and silver Professional MKII at the right, both on tubular tires with Campagnolo equipment. A man leans against the mill and a couple sit by the water. The sheet carries period pencil annotations in the margin — “$260.” beside the International and “$330.”, “Campagnolo brakes” and a note about alloy rims beside the Professional — written by a dealer or a buyer, not printed.]