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The Simplex pages in the 1950 Fonteyn catalogue show a Simplex branded freewheel, but I haven't figured out how to tell if they're PC. The freewheels it lists are "Eureka" I don't know if that's the brand or the Simplex model name, it's hard to tell in the older catalogues.
Ones like this come up https://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-1970s-SIMPLEX-VINTAGE-BICYCLE-FREEWHEEL-BODY/293534527560?hash=item4458057048:g:A3kAAOSwvuxehybJ, I've seen described as 1950s-1970s so who knows, but they look fitting.
Moyne is another option, can be reasonable can be $$ depending on who is selling and they also look great imo https://www.ebay.com/itm/J-Moyne-4-Speed-Freewheel-1940s-50s-for-vintage-531-Campag-Simplex/184699475325
[For a 16-22 spread though kinda think just go for a 16 fixed!]
I've been trying to figure this one out myself if you hadn't noticed. I keep thinking something like a Suntour Perfect would be the best option and screw the PC.
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