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Denne and Co

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1884. 52"diameter Ordinary Bicycle (Penny Farthing) of 1884, considered the sole surviving example from this maker.[1]
1884. Impressed/stamped on the front of the headstock is the makers name with other details which when restored has been 'highlighted'.[2]
1884. 52"diameter Ordinary Bicycle (Penny Farthing) of 1884.[3]

1882 Listed as a Bicycle Maker. Sole makers of the King of the Road bicycle and tricycle. Kent Cycle Works, Sittingbourne. [4]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Images kindly sent in by T. Pickering.
  2. ↑ Images kindly sent in by T. Pickering.
  3. ↑ Images kindly sent in by T. Pickering.
  4. ↑ Kelly's Directory of Kent, 1882
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