1962 Brooks B15 Swallow Saddle: Brass Badge - Chrome Rivets/Rails - Rideable!
1962 Brooks B15 Swallow Saddle: Brass Badge - Chrome Rivets/Rails - Rideable! is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
Item Condition
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Description
Description
Super obscure 1962 dated Brooks Swallow racing saddle! This version was produced in the 1950's into the early 1960's. It features a gorgeous badge, a slender piece of brass that simply says "BROOKS", with long wings extending past the rivets.
Condition
Great condition for the age, with supple yet firm leather that is cracking heavily on the surface in that alligator skin way. It is rideable for lightweights, or adds some nice patina to your early show bikes. The seat clamp, frame, rails and nose/adjuster pieces are almost mint. Bag loops have some chrome missing. Scuffed rear corners.
Details
- Top leather stamp reads: Brooks B15
- Date code: B 62
- Chrome rails and rivets
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