Photographic postcard, annotated on reverse with name of Harry Ryan. Head and shoulders of young man in uniform.
Page from scrapbook containing four captioned photographs taken from newspapers: Thrilling finish to the 10 miles championship - Result: Dunn, Johnson, Bartlett, 1st August 1912; H E Ryan who won three firsts at Windsor last week and beat R L Player in a Scratch race. He is held up by E F Ryan; London Centre Championships - W T Dunn (Poly CC) winner of 10 miles; R H Clarke, a 'Poly' pathman, who can hold his own on the road.
Illustrated article published in The Boneshaker Issue 186, Summer 2011. offprint.
Photograph of Harry Ryan and Thomas Lance on a tandem bicycle at the track, with various officials. Believed to have been taken at the Antwerp Olympic Games where the duo won a gold medal. Annotated '2 kilometres, Cycling block.'
Photograph of Harry Ryan and Thomas Lance posed on a tandem bicycle at the track. The duo won a gold medal at the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp.
Polytechnic Cycling Club Gazette September 1939. Report of Emergency Committee. Mention of H H GAYLER's concluding remarks to his 1914 Annual Report. Selection of Dave RICKETTS and Harry RYAN to represent GB in the Amateur Sprint Championships.
Polytechnic Cycling Club Gazette No. 12, Vol. XXIX, December 1918. Published letters from: Harry RYAN (France); Harry PLUMB; Jim BONNER (Wareham); Leslie HALE; C V CLARKE (France); Hubert GIBBON (Egypt); A C KORDIK (Palestine); W A WEBSTER (Oswestry); Percy CURNEW (France); E GRIMWOOD (Fairlop); 'Stockie' (Bangalore); Sam PHILLIPS (France). Article: 'Indian News' by C A STEVENS. Obituary for 'Fanny' F A NAGLER. Notice of sympathy for C G VALLANCEY (former Club Secretary) who has lost both his sons. Mentions of Ernest GLYN (CPO at Turnhouse), 'Big Simmo' (Bombay); Dickie DUNN; Billy WEBSTER; Jack HARTER. Award of DSO to Sec-Lieut. Walter Henry WEBSTER (1/4 London Regt).
Polytechnic Cycling Club Gazette No. 6, Vol. XXVII, June 1917. Roll of Honour includes Lce-Cpl. H BOWDEN and Col-Sergt. V CAVE. Published letters from: E A MERLIN (Grantham); E GLYNN (RNAS, c/o/ HMS 'Queen'); J W BONNER (Potter's Bar); G P STOWELL (Eastcote); A J BEAURAIN (Dover); H E RYAN (France); 'Big Simmo' (Bombay); R T WEBSTER (Canterbury); Arthur WILSON (France); George GRIMWOOD (Westgate); Ernie GRIMWOOD (Felixstowe); A WILSON (France). Obituary for H BOWDEN.
Polytechnic Cycling Club Gazette No. 7, Vol. XXVI, July 1916. Published letters from: George BLAKESLEY (Lieut. 17th Royal Fusiliers, BEF); Harry E RYAN (France); Harry GRIMWOOD (has been gassed, in serious condition - brother Ernie is somewhere in France and other brother George passed test at Rolls Royce Motor Works, Derby); 'Simmo'; Corporal 'Lavie' LAVINGTON (25 RS, RFC Thetford); Charles A STOCK; K TEMPLETON (151916 Corporal KO, Tractor Depot, ASC Avonmouth Docks, Bristol); J H HICKMAN (2349 GM, A Battery, 341 Brigade, RFA Bedford); A WILSON (23277 2nd A/M, 14 Kite Baloon Section, 4th Army BEF, France); Bert GAYLER; Percy CURNEW. Report 'With the Cyclists in India'.
Polytechnic Cycling Club Gazette No. 9, Vol. XXV, September 1915. Published letters from: A J BEAURAIN (Red Cross Hospital, Richmond Green); George CORNWELL (hospital in Alexandria); Harry GRIMWOOD (France); Barge HYATT (Dardanelles); Dick and Harry RYAN (Staff Sergeants in RFA, Woolwich); Alf SMITH; Bill HUMPHREYS (Saffron Walden); Teddy BECK (Royal Naval Air Force); T H BRYCE (7372 No. 1 Siege Co., Royal Anglesey RE, BEF, France); E J CROWSLEY; Ernest GRIMWOOD (18 Mess. RNAS Training Estbl. Recruiting Ground, Sheerness); Bert GAYLER. Report 'With the '25th' 'H' Company, Section 2'. List of members serving in HM Forces.
