Brough Motorcycles

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Motorcycles built in Nottingham by William Brough and his son George.

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Brough 3.5hp Single 1910, George Brough Junior

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Brough 3.5hp Single 1911 with Jonsca Two-speed Belt Gear

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Brough 1912 6hp V-Twin

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Brough 1912 Advertisement

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Brough 1912 V-Twin Engines

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Brough Lady's Model 1912

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The touring model fitted with three-speed hub gear.

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The new racing model horizontal engined Brough

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3½ h.p. Brough 1914

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Brough Ladies Model 1914

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Brough Flat Twin Engine 1916

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Brough 1916 692cc Sidecar Combination

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Brough 1916 692cc Flat Twin

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Brough Flat Twin Engine 1916 6hp

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Brough 1916 HO Twin Crankshaft and Exhaust

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Brough 1916 692cc Flat Twin Model G

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Brough 1916 692cc Twin Cylinder Head

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Brough 1916 Flat Twin Piston and Conrod

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Brough 1919 680cc Flat Twin

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Brough 1919 680cc Flat Twin Engine

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Brough Flat Twin 1920

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