1919 Neal Dalm
Only known example to date

Registration No: AX 2387
Frame No: 203
Engine No: 91.5.11SF
CC: 318
MOT: Exempt

• Currently, family-owned since 1964
• Restored in the early 1980s and not used much since
• To be sold complete with its Monmouthshire registration where it has resided all of its life
• Believed to be the only known example left of a low production run
• It comes with some old handwritten letters from 1964 and a current V5C
• The Neal Dalm will require some light recommissioning before use

Neal were motorcycles produced by S. G. Neal of Sparkbrook, Birmingham, from 1910 to 1922. This firm assembled machines from bought-in parts, using Precision engines of various capacities. They were not listed or seen at shows and the motorcycles were typical of the era. After the end of the First World War, they returned to the market with machines fitted with 318cc Dalm two-stroke engines. Post-war they were generally listed as Neal-Dalm, and as the bicycle trade was their main line of business, the previously small production of motorcycles soon ceased.

Currently, family-owned since 1964, this example was restored in the early 1980s and not used much since. Complete with its Monmouthshire registration, where it has resided all its life, this motorcycle is believed to be the only known surviving example left of a low production run. Accompanying the Neal Dalm are some old handwritten letters from 1964 and a current V5C. The Neal Dalm will require some light recommissioning before use.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217