British Columbia Bicycle License Plates
City of Penticton

Enacting Bylaw: A By-law for the Regulation of the Use of Bicycles on Public Thoroughfares in the Municipality of Penticton Bylaw No. 865 (Adopted March 3, 1947) Amending Bylaw: Bylaw No. 1734 (Adopted unknown) Amending Bylaw: Bylaw No. 1756 (Adopted unknown) Amending Bylaw: Bylaw No. 2140 (Adopted unknown) Repealing Bylaw: A By-law of the Corporation of the City of Penticton to Amend By-law No. 865 and to Repeal By-law No. 2140 Bylaw No. 2734 (Adopted November 23, 1970)

1947-1954
				Information Series: unknown Registered: unknown Over-run: unknown Issued: singles Manufacturer: George Hewitt Co.* Dimensions: 128 mm x 80 mm Material: Tin Comments:Uknown at this time if 1947-48 styled used through to 1956 * Estimate / Unconfirmed
1951		1953	1954

1955-1970
				Information Series: unknown Registered: unknown Over-run: unknown Issued: singles Manufacturer: George Hewitt Co.* Dimensions: 138 mm x 88 mm Material: Tin Comments:Uknown at this time if the style started at 1957 * Estimate / Unconfirmed

1955 Upside Down Die Variation

A small and likely inconsequential variation can be see in the 1955 Penticton bicycle license plates where the dies for both 'N's in the name of Penticton have bee placed upside down on a small run of the plates:

Manufacturers Specimens

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