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BSA catalogs
BSA 1960 US East Coast catalog |
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BSA 1961 US catalog |
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BSA 1962 US catalog |
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BSA 1962 Overseas catalog |
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BSA 1964 US catalog (Eastern edition) |
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US version of the Beagle |
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BSA 1964 US catalog |
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US version of the Beagle |
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BSA 1964 US catalog (Western edition) |
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US version of the Beagle |
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BSA 1965 US catalog |
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the twins |
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the singles |
the tiddlers |
BSA 1965 US West Coast catalog |
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and a couple of B40s |
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and SS80 |
scrambles, road and trials |
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Bantam trail bike |
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BSA 1966 US catalog |
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Mk II Spitfire |
some detail component shots |
BSA 1966 US catalog |
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Lightning |
650, 500, 441, 175 |
overview of the range (continued) + picture of a Lightning |
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Bantam in US guise |
"Full-race" Competition Models Hornet and Wasp |
BSA 1967 US magazine insert |
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BSA 1967 US catalog |
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BSA 1968 US catalog |
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BSA 1969 US catalog |
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BSA 1970 Canadian catalog |
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Firebird Scrambler) |
Starfire, Victor and Royal Star |
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Thunderbolt, Lightning and Firebird |
and new features |
BSA 1970 Canadian colour catalog |
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BSA 1970 US catalog |
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1971 US catalog |
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Page 1 of model range (Rocket III close-up) |
Page 2 of model range (1st half of Firebird) |
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Page 3 of model range (2nd half of Firebird) |
Page 4 of model range |
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Page 5 of model range |
Page 6 of model range |
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Page 7 of model range |
Page 8 of model range |
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Page 9 of model range |
Page 10 of model range |
BSA 1971 US Trail catalog |
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B50SS |
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B50T |
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B50MX |
B25SS |
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B25T |
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BSA 1972 US catalog |
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Lightning & Thunderbolt |
B50s |
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B25SS |
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BSA 1972 Home and General Export brochurethe final A2 foldout brochure of the remnants of the range |
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Rocket 3 and B50 |
Rocket 3 and B50 |
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Lightning and Thunderbolt |
Lightning and Thunderbolt |
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