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Name:W.F. Holdsworth Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1940's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
This badge is attached to a late 1948 Holdsworth La Quelda, Serial No. 9632, and is original.
I have discovered differences between this and another from a slightly earlier machine.
Both are shown here.
See the ampersand, the By, by and detailing on the mane.

The one on the green frame being on Doug Smiths 1947 LQ, seen here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nkilgariff/
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Name:W F Holdsworth Cyclone Deluxe
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1940's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
Headbadge on its original Cyclone Deluxe.
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Name:W.F. Holdsworth Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1950's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
This Holdsworth badge is made from aluminium and although I have guessed 1950s it may well be earlier. (or later?)
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Name:W F Holdsworth
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1950's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
This Headbadge was in use from 1955, but attached to an earlier Holdsworth La Quelda.
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Name:W F Holdsworth Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1950's; 1960's; 1970's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
This head badge first appeared in 1955.  The prior version(s) did not have the crown on top.
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Name:Holdsworth Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1960's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
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Name:Holdsworth Metal Headbadge - 1970's
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1960's; 1970's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
From my 1973 Holdsworth "Professional" frame.

Holdsworth, W.F. Holdworth, Holdworthy and Worthy were all separate but somewhat related entities (very confusing) plus the company changed hands a number of times. These riveted metal head badges were used on the better models until around 1975 when they switched to decals.

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Name:W.F. Holdsworth Competizone Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1970's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
This is on my 1973 W.F. Holdsworth Competizone in team kit. This was a less expensive production model. These were "off the rack" frames that only came in standard sizes with no customization. They were "Built with good quality tubing" what ever that means. There are no Reynolds 531 decals on the bike.
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Name:W.F. Holdsworth Headbadge
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1970's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
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Name:Holdsworth Headbadge - 1970's - 1980's
Brand:W.F. Holdsworth
Country:England
Years:1970's; 1980's
Found On:Vintage Lightweights
Additional Info:
The badge is on a 1984 Holdsworth frame made of Reynolds 753 tubing. Model unknown.

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