These are from a 1943 Chilwell spares parts list (Rob van Meel reprint).





I wonder where you put the spare inner tube case?

Rob

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Here are the missing scans again. I would still like to know what these looked like?

Rob

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This may be the map case?

Rob

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Rob has asked me to post these pictures of his spare inner tube holder.

Rob

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All,

Does anybody have more information on these cases?
I assume these were introduced before the war but when?
Case found in England.

Cheers

Rob

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It seems a very elaborate receptacle just for an inner tube? The guy in the picture seems to have his lid undone and very close to the spokes?? Ron

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You see them quite often in WWI pictures for carrying a spare drive belt but this one is clearly marked 1942.

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Just a theory, but could these have been more common earlier in the war before pannier racks and bags were standard fitment? Lots of storage space for items such as inner tubes when you have panniers, without panniers it's a different story altogether