Raleigh c.1936 Advertisement — Raleigh Cruising

Advertisement 1936 (est.) 1 page England

Source: IceniCAM Information Service.

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MarqueRaleigh
TypeAdvertisement
Year1936 (estimated)
PublisherRaleigh Cycle Co
CountryEngland
LanguageEnglish
Pages1
SourceIceniCAM Information Service.
CreditEbykr archive
IdentifierPermalink https://www.icenicam.org.uk/library/Raleigh/Cycles_adverts_1936.pdf
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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--- Advertisement --- You're looking well. Been to the Seaside? "No... RALEIGH CRUISING!" Get out into the fresh air and sunshine! Make the most of the summer! Get on your Raleigh and see the beauties of your native land. Go "Raleigh Cruising" on the easiest-running machine ever made. The Raleigh design is exclusive, and don't …

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— Advertisement —
You’re looking well.
Been to the Seaside?

“No…
RALEIGH CRUISING!”

Get out into the fresh air and sunshine! Make the most of the summer! Get on your Raleigh and see the beauties of your native land. Go “Raleigh Cruising” on the easiest-running machine ever made. The Raleigh design is exclusive, and don’t forget the Raleigh’s Individually Produced—it means more to you than you can ever assess in shillings and pence. So choose a Raleigh—cycling is always the cheapest way to travel the byways—and on a Raleigh the most leisurely and least trying of all.

RALEIGH
THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE

Models from £4:19:6 cash
(Sturmey-Archer 3-speed gear 20/- extra, cash)

Deferred Terms 5/- down and 12 equal monthly payments (from 9/7). Sturmey-Archer 3-speed gear 2/- extra, monthly. Dunlop tyres, Brooks’ saddle and the best of everything. Send for free copy of “The Book of the Raleigh,” and name and address of nearest dealer.

THE RALEIGH CYCLE CO. LTD., NOTTINGHAM. (Depots and Agents Everywhere)

Fit the Sturmey-Archer 3-speed gear—the gear that “makes cycling easy”

[Two men in suits sit in deckchairs in a brush-drawn illustration across the top half of the page, one leaning back with his arms folded and the other, seen from behind, smoking a pipe. Below the headline a smaller vignette shows a man in a jacket and tie riding a Raleigh through open country. The bottom of the page carries a reversed black band with the Sturmey-Archer line.]

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