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ccc - Penny-Farthing [evb 1 of 4]
![ccc - Penny-Farthing [evb 1 of 4]](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/76/32/51457632.be90a2af.640.jpg?r2 "ccc - Penny-Farthing [evb 1 of 4]")
A Penny-Farthing or Ordinary bicycle, popular in the 1870s & 1880s, named after coins which disappeared with decimalisation of British currency in 1971.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny-farthing
I think it would be educational if a little display [or scaled image] was provided to show these particular coins, I'm old enough to know what they looked like !
The blue item on the right is a scratch-built "Tribicle" [next but one image -->> has more details]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny-farthing
I think it would be educational if a little display [or scaled image] was provided to show these particular coins, I'm old enough to know what they looked like !
The blue item on the right is a scratch-built "Tribicle" [next but one image -->> has more details]
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The "big" Penny disappeared with decimalisation in 1971 ...
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