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Free to collect from Slough! 2 complete and 1 missing some parts. Grubby, but they work fine on non aero bars, although I managed to use one on my wide3 aero roof bars securing them with some sturdy zip ties

Yep, with price like that it did not hang about, sold roughly 1/2 after I posted it on here.

Stamped 56 on bottom bracket, not sure why advertised as 59

Not mine. https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/407625/#comment17907880

Perhaps the words 'very tight budged' are detrimental to your search, I suggest putting the approx. figure in instead.

Refurbished by Mario Vaz. Top tube virtual 21" ctc and seat tube 22" ctt and usual 50s OLN of circa 95/105mm Norman Pile was a shop in Exeter and according to an old employee these frames were built by Les Ephgrave - certainly nicely built but no proof to be had - I do have a full set of decals...

Front hub markings are CAM 66, so 1966 I presume?

Not really, can possible check markings? As mentioned above, pre 1978 due to straight levers.

For less than a new bike would cost today...tempted, only if I was not moving house (and country) https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1325201385954702/?

Here is one I sold some time ago - struggled with it a bit as was just a little too tall for me, so off it went to pastures new

So this is not oversized?

How do you distinguish between oversized and 'regular' Chater Lea bottom bracket?

What's that to do with OP ?

Woodley area, asking £120

As per title, 170mm cranks in good condition £40 posted

Nice condition, including original skewers £65 posted

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1905966929979927/? @fiveSixteenths - up your street maybe?

Clearing continues - few cogs found that may or may not be complete, but could be useful to someone on here. As per title - FREE

1950s step through, refurbished by Mario Vaz. Includes an original rear rack, painted in a matching baby blue. Top tube circa virtual 21" ctc and seat tube 22" ctt Norman Pile was a shop in Exeter and according to an old employee these frames were built by Les Ephgrave - certainly nicely built...

Looks in good nick https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1811967216380186/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks