Cyclists Collection (page 10)

G Collins - Confectioner - Refreshment Room & Cyclists Rest. Date: circa 1909

New Zealand bicycle display
An impressive display of bicycles adorning a building at Christchurch, New Zealand. Date: 1898

Despatch-riders wearing gas-masks under their steel helmets
Two despatch-riders looking at their map at one of the villages on the British front near Salonika. Wearing gas-masks under their steel helmets to protect them against the fumes from Bulgarian gas

Shadows and cyclists, Pisa, Italy Date: 1980s

Strike / Overturned Van
An overturned vehicle in Blackfriars Road, the work of a crowd of strike sympathisers Date: 1926

The Modern Traveller at Easter - cycle and motor
A variety of modes of transport for getting around during the Easter holidays - bicycles, tandems and motor car, all driven or ridden by women. Date: 1908

War dogs - Major Richardsons stag hounds
Major Edwin Richardson, the renowned dog trainer, posing with his stag hound, whose special work was to attack cyclists. During the Great War Richardson was commandant of the British War Dog School

Main Street, Jacksonville, Florida, USA
View of Main Street, Jacksonville, Florida, USA, with cyclists and a tramcar. Date: circa 1905

View of Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, with people and traffic. Date: circa 1940

Five Cyclists of the Twenties, . Date: 1920s

The Village, Ascot, Berkshire
The Village, Ascot, Windsor & Maidenhead, near, Berkshire, England. Showing Cyclists Date: 1910

Mass Gathering of Cyclists with Penny-farthing Bicycles & Tricycles, England. Date: 1880s

Street & Cyclists, Cayton, Yorkshire
Street & Cyclists, Cayton, Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1900s

Line up of cyclists Date: 1905

Group of boy scouts, Cyclists Rifles Brigade, in a field. Date: circa 1910

Sphere cover - evacuation of civilians in France, WW1
A Knight-Errant on wheels - an incident in the evacuation of civilians in France. A British motor cyclists helps an old French lady

Officers of the 1st London Cyclists Company, WW1
Officers of the 1st London Divisional Cyclists Company. Reading from left to right the names are, back row: 2nd Lieut. R. H. White, 2nd Lieut. R. A. Shuffrey, 2nd Lieut. W. V. Alloway and 2nd Lieut

Prince Henry of Prussia at Brooklands
Prince Henry of Prussia, brother to Kaiser Wilhelm II pictured meeting motorcycle riders at Brooklands race track in 1911. Date: 1911

Fleets of motorcyles at the outbreak of war
At the start of World War I the petrol-driven motor was used for the first time for haulage of big guns, ammunition wagons, food and baggage trains, Red Cross ambulances

Selfridges cycle advertisement by H. L. Oakley
Delightful advertisement for the cycle department of London department store, Selfridge s, guaranteeing top speeds at low prices and featuring a silhouette of a cyclist zooming downhill by H. L

Cycle track on roadway, Germany
A cycle track on a roadway in Germany, with two cyclists making good use of it. Date: 20th century

Road reserved for use of cyclists, Germany
A road or path reserved entirely for the use of cyclists, in Germany. Date: 20th century

Transport methods used by soldiers, WW1
Methods used by soldiers for transporting their equipment during the First World War. Showing a French cyclist scout aiming his rifle with his cycle on his back

Cycling silhouette
An aerial view of a group of cyclists in silhouette. Date: 1896

Flooded Country Lane
Cyclists on a tandem in the Thames Valley, England. After the winters snow and rain, the low sections of the country lanes are often flooded, which is thrilling! Date: 1940s

Women Motor Cyclists
Two young women motor cyclists, who appear to be accepting a drop of drink from a man with a flask, non- alcoholic, we hope. Date: early 1930s

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Repeating Pattern - Bicycles. *PLEASE NOTE that the magnifying glass is solely to show the detail of the repeating pattern and will not feature on the final file.*

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The Cyclists Sunday Dinner at Ripley: the Clubs at Dinner

Source Size = 1812 x 1897
The Church at which the Cyclists Service is Held

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Notes at the Cyclists Camp, Alexandra Park, London, UK

A Novel Idea. To Brighton and back in no time, cartoon from Punch, published
XJF444375 A Novel Idea. To Brighton and back in no time, cartoon from Punch, published August 21 1869 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Bicycle Race from Bath to London - The Start, illustration from The Graphic
XJF444373 Bicycle Race from Bath to London - The Start, illustration from The Graphic, August 15 1874 (engraving) by English School

The Bicycle Trip From London to John O Groats, illustration in The Graphic, c
XJF444369 The Bicycle Trip From London to John O Groats, illustration in The Graphic, c.1870 (engraving) by English School

Johnsons Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School, 1819 (colour litho)
XCF322599 Johnsons Pedestrian Hobbyhorse Riding School, 1819 (colour litho) by Alken, Henry Thomas (1785-1851) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Modern Olympics, c. 1820 (engraving)
XCF322596 Modern Olympics, c.1820 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cartoon satirising the vogue for hobbyhorse bicycles; ); English, out of copyright

With the Royal Marine Cyclists from Walmer to the Battle of Tolsford Hill, from Sketches by our Special Artist with the Folkestone Division, Engraving 1890

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"Cyclists: Masters of the Road, Conquerors of Mountains, and Adventurers of the World" Embarking on a journey through time and continents, they have left their tire tracks across history. From the picturesque Downland Rambles captured in a vintage BR poster from the 1950s to Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador donning yellow jerseys in the thrilling Tour de France of 2009, these pedal-powered warriors have always pushed boundaries. In Mont Ventoux, Provence's crown jewel nestled in Europe's heart, cyclists challenge themselves against its unforgiving slopes. Their determination mirrors that of motorbike racers who fearlessly compete in the legendary Tourist Trophy Race. Rewinding back to 1892 at Herne Hill's iconic velodrome, we witness an exhilarating spectacle - The 24-hour Bicycle Race. Cyclists tirelessly pedaling under moonlit skies showcase their endurance and passion for this timeless sport. The Teignmouth-Shaldon Toll takes us on a scenic coastal route where cyclists soak up breathtaking views while embracing freedom on two wheels. Meanwhile, amidst Lake District National Park's rugged terrain lies Honister Pass - a formidable ascent conquered by brave souls seeking adventure. Windmills stand tall as silent witnesses to countless revolutions made by dedicated riders determined to conquer both distance and wind resistance. Even soldiers find solace on bicycles as they navigate Hanoi's bustling streets during Indochina's turbulent times. Mountain bikers pause mid-circuit around Mont Blanc; their adrenaline-fueled escapades remind us that nature is best explored with sweat-soaked brows and mud-splattered smiles. Traveling back further into history reveals Victorian women pushing their bicycles forward with unwavering resolve - pioneers defying societal norms one revolution at a time. Across oceans lies Swan River in Perth where people leisurely cycle alongside its tranquil waters; here cycling becomes not just an athletic pursuit but also a means of connecting with nature and embracing the beauty of Western Australia.