A535 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
A man seated at a desk writing, can you identify him ?
A536 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
A man swathed in a fur coat posing in Ned Lamb’s photographic studio, do you know who he is ?
Donated by Christine Spink.
B848 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
A man pauses from his sweeping to glance at the photographer, can you identify him or the location?
A697 – Unknown Man, c1916.
Unknown Man – c1916
Unknown Motorcyclist, Yeadon.
We have no information at all about this man, can anyone recognise him?
Donated by Christine Spink.
Editor’s Note: For the motorcycle buffs –
THE TWO-STROKE NEW RYDER.
In our issue for October 21st, we briefly described New Ryder models for 1916. We are now able to furnish a further description of these machines. The two-stroke engine has a bore and stroke of 70 X 70 mm., giving a cubic capacity of 269 c.c.
The magneto is mounted behind the engine on a platform cast integral with the crank case. Lubrication may be carried out on the “petroil” system or from a drip-feed lubricator as desired. The rear brake is heel-operated from the left footrest, and the front is the ordinary Bowden rim brake operated from the handle-bar. The frame has a dropped top tube which affords a low riding position, and Saxon spring forks are fitted. The release valve is enclosed, and has a connection to the exhaust pipe, and the silencer, which is large and most efficient, is furnished with extension pipes at each end.
New Ryder machines are supplied either with a single gear, as illustrated, or two-speed counter-shaft. Referring to the sketch of the internal parts of the engine, it will be seen that grooves are provided in the piston to assist lubrication. The finish is in black enamel, the tank being black with a broad gold line round the edges. A desirable feature of these machines is the freedom from vibration which is experienced when on the road, denoting careful attention to engine balance.
The Motor Cycle, November 11th, 1915. Page 465
Jack Brayshaw, 02 August 2022.
A775 – Unknown Men, c1900.
Unknown Men – c1900
Four sailors on board a vessel, the photographer was E E Slater.
A810 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
Crompton Parkinson, Guiseley. An employee in to bat during an impromptu game of cricket.
B838 – Unknown Man, c1900.
Unknown Man – c1900
image on original slide taken by E E Slater.
B842 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
An unknown man, with a luxuriant moustache.
B845 – Unknown Man, c1900s.
Unknown Man – c1900s
A man in a garden and is a slide which has not been restored.
B847 – Unknown Man, Undated.
Unknown Man – Undated
No further details.
D551 – Unknown Man, c1900s.
Unknown Man – c1900s
Man holding a horse outside a stable, lucky horseshoe nailed to the upper stable door.
Donated by Andrew Emsley.
H577 – Unknown Officer, c1914/1918.
Unknown Officer – c1914/1918
Photograph of an Army officer, we have no further details about this man or the location.
Consolidated by Jack Brayshaw. 02 August 2022.
Last updated: 17 October 2023 – Photo ID: H577. 15 August 2023 – Photo ID: B843 & B843A removed and can be found under Birch, John in the People sections.
