1938 B.S.A Motor Cycle and Sidecar Catalog on CD - Bermingham, England

Description

B.S.A
Motor Cycle and Sidecar
1938 Catalog
B.S.A Cycles LTD., Birmingham,  England
This catalog features the Empire  Star Model M23
Motorcycle production at BSA began around 1906, at their factory  on Armoury Road in Small Heath, Birmingham UK. Early BSA models used engines  manufactured by outside suppliers. The first BSA motorcycle built entirely  in-house came in 1910, using a 498cc 3 1/2 horsepower single. It was around this  time that BSA began its signature forest-green livery with gold pinstriping.
BSA
Motorcycles Ltd. was established as a  subsidiary in 1919. BSA began building v-twin engines for their motorcycles in  1921, starting with the 770cc BSA Model A.
Many Line Drawings to go along with the Descriptions and Specifications.
Page Details can be Magnified and Printed.
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Over 20 Pages of Historic Reference Information
Even if you already own this valuable resource guide, this is an opportunity to continue to use the information to document your collection and yet, not risk damage to your original version.
Pages were scanned as high  resolution bit map files and then imported  into Adobe Acrobat for viewing  or printing from Windows or Macintosh systems. A Copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader is  included on every CD
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Unlike inexpensive "Reprints", this Compact disk contains high resolution scanned images which faithfully depict the pages of the Original.