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Originally Posted by auchencrow
They are not unique* to the GA, but AFAIK, it can't be a Golden Arrow without them.

(* they were also on the Silver Record and RRA at least)
Mine is for sure a Golden Arrow and does not have QR's for the fenders or bag supports. I think the OP's is a war-era golden arrow. The GA and the roadsters were still using the cast lugs found on the OP's bike but the sports models had continental style seat stays. **** "Chrome plating wasn't used prior to '35 (THIS IS WRONG)**** and the head-clip was gone by the early 40's. It also has bolt-on pump pegs like mine. The Golden Arrow was not really much of a sports model. It was more of a prestige model reflecting style trends, not racing. Things like cast lugs, primitive geometry and non-removable chain ring.

I am going to say early 40's Golden arrow. my SN is 59928 and is about 1936.

I can't tell much from the OP's photos. Here is a link to my photos.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5244889...7624518788173/


IMG_3827 by barnstormerbikes, on Flickr

Here is a GA said to be close to the same vintage as mine with GA transfers in tact but much more like a sports model. May be mine is older? IDK

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