Any ideas?... bike badge. metal detecting find.
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Any ideas?... bike badge. metal detecting find.
Hi all, I found this bike badge whilst metal detecting. It's off a Clement bike, it says British Made at the top. Any information would be appreciated.
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Clement? Certainly heard of the tires, although I can never afford them..... but haven't heard of the bike.
Most likely just one of the hundreds of bicycle companies that came and went in the UK through the years, but unless we see what their frames look like, it's hard to assume what they are all about....
Interesting that it's flat....maybe unused.
Uhmmm.. gives a new spin to what's NOS!
Most likely just one of the hundreds of bicycle companies that came and went in the UK through the years, but unless we see what their frames look like, it's hard to assume what they are all about....
Interesting that it's flat....maybe unused.
Uhmmm.. gives a new spin to what's NOS!
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Very cool! Clean it gently... Soak in a gentle acid such as ketchup or coca cola for a day or two, then brush with an old toothbrush... Then another photo, perhaps?
Whatever it is, I don't think it's a head badge. There's a design there, but I can't quite make it out. Yet.
Whatever it is, I don't think it's a head badge. There's a design there, but I can't quite make it out. Yet.
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Neat find. Very old name. Bikes and motorbikes:
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum
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Clement? Certainly heard of the tires, although I can never afford them..... but haven't heard of the bike.
Most likely just one of the hundreds of bicycle companies that came and went in the UK through the years, but unless we see what their frames look like, it's hard to assume what they are all about....
Interesting that it's flat....maybe unused.
Uhmmm.. gives a new spin to what's NOS!
Most likely just one of the hundreds of bicycle companies that came and went in the UK through the years, but unless we see what their frames look like, it's hard to assume what they are all about....
Interesting that it's flat....maybe unused.
Uhmmm.. gives a new spin to what's NOS!
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I have cleaned it already, thats the best it would clean it has remains of green paint on it, the design is a rooster stood on a wheel, a scroll saying "Clement" is in front of the rooster. I've found the company, but it's a French company, I can't find any of their bikes that were made in Britain. It does say "British made" on the badge though
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Neat find. Very old name. Bikes and motorbikes:
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum
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Neat find. Very old name. Bikes and motorbikes:
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum
» 1892 Clement & Cie ?Modele 1892? The Online Bicycle Museum