ye olde cycle bags of London town (and suburbs)

Posted on Tue 14th, June 2011

• #1

firsttimer

Used to have a dozen or so of these little thingies, only two left now. I don't think anyone sells them this size (a bit under A4) anymore?

The remains of one from the 70's, I used for school (didn't like to take home too much homework):

The other one used to be oranger, and the edition before this one was nicer printed straight onto blue cotton but I haven't got that any more:

My favourite was 'Warners of Collier's Wood', but that disappeared somewhere.

And that is my contribution to history!
• #2

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musettes, never could get on with em, same as courier bags, bad for the back dear boy, but each to their own

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