CTC Gazette, Vol 1912, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A full account of the Roads Improvement Association's achievements since 1886, including its successful campaign for the Road Board, dust suppression experiments, and advocacy for modern road construction methods.
- p. 2
Details of the RIA's current programme, covering the establishment of regional centres, continued campaigning against dust, pressing for rolling of loose stones on the day of laying, and monitoring proposals affecting road users.
- p. 3
Descriptions and prices of cycling accessories available from Brown Brothers, including the Marco Gas Lamp, Midnight Sun Oil Lamp, Halycon Bells, Bronko cleaning and repair equipment, and various other cycle fittings.
- p. 3
An advertisement for the British-made New-Departure coaster brake hub, claimed to be used by 3.5 million cyclists, with endorsements from members on its safety and reliability.
- p. 4
Members' classified advertisements for buying, selling, and exchanging cycles, accessories, and other items, restricted to CTC members.
- p. 4
Announcement that the annual handbook is available at one shilling to members only, described as an essential vade mecum for all who tour the British Isles.
- p. 12
Details of the Club's insurance arrangements with the Ocean Accident Corporation for pedicyclists and the Car and General for motor-cyclists, covering accident, sickness, and machine theft.