FROM The Glasgow Museum of Transport LIBRARY

with thanks to Bob James, voluntary archivist, who also turned up a picture of a 1921 Victoria on the SCRAN website.

Bob has discovered this interesting relative of the Victoria in a book by in Michael Worthington-Williams entitled “The Scottish Motor Industry” published by Shire Books.	Royal Scot (1922-24) Donaldson and Kelso (later Knightswood Motors Limited), Strathcona Drive, Anniesland, Glasgow (later 98 West George Street, Glasgow). All-Scottish motor-cycle with frames by Victoria and sleeve-valve Barr & Stroud engines. The Argyll Motor Company patented the single sleeve-valve engine, subsequently selling a manufacturing licence to Barr & Stroud to produce their "own" single sleeve-valve engine.
	page 176    Veteran & Vintage Motor Cycles by James Sheldon
	page 179          70 Years of Motorcycle Production by ERWIN TRAGATSCH
	The ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MOTORCYCLES by ERWIN TRAGATSCH
	MOTOR-CYCLE INDEX 1913-1924 AUTOPRESS

Victoria Motorcycles were still for sale in the 1937 STONE & COX CATALOGUE