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1936 "Carlton - the Hand Made Cycle".<ref>April 1936 Advert.</ref> | |||
1937 The '''Carlton''' name reappeared through a new company based in Worksop, Nottingham, when they produced a neat lightweight motorcycle with a 122cc [[Villiers]] engine and three speeds, in a loop frame with blade forks. | |||
1940 Post-World War II, the company only produced bicycles | |||
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of Portland Works, Worksop.
1936 "Carlton - the Hand Made Cycle".[1]
1937 The Carlton name reappeared through a new company based in Worksop, Nottingham, when they produced a neat lightweight motorcycle with a 122cc Villiers engine and three speeds, in a loop frame with blade forks.
1940 Post-World War II, the company only produced bicycles
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Sources of Information
- ↑ April 1936 Advert.