Following upon the announcement that the National Council had decided to establish National Championships and Best All-Rounder Competitions, offers of trophies were received both from clubs and individuals. The Council greatly appreciated this ready response by those connected with the sport in the gift of these valuable trophies.
At the transfer of the Council's assets to Cycling Time Trials, a Company limited by guarantee, the Council's trophies were put into trust on 26th October 2002, in order to protect these assets in the event of the Company going into liquidation. Copies of the deed of trust are available from the Secretary of the Trustees. A brief description of them is given below.
10 Miles Men
A silver cup with cover. Small body on tall heavily chased stem with two finials, plain half ball foot with four curly supports to body. Body chased round bottom. Two stamped fancy handles with stamped chased supports. Lid with reed and ribbon edge lightly chased top and finial. Presented to the Council by the Forest C L with a donation by the 45 Road Club to fund the engraving.
25 Miles Men
A silver cup, 12 inches in height and 10 inches in diameter at the top rim, with chased bands at the top and base of the body of the cup, fitted with three handles. Presented to the Council by the late Albert Lusty, Midland C and AC.
50 Miles Men
A silver bowl, 8 inches in height and 10 inches in diameter at the top rim, fitted with two handles. Presented to the Council by L F Dixon, Oak CC.
100 Miles Men
A silver cup of slender design, fitted with a cover and two handles. Overall height 15 inches and 6 inches in diameter at the top rim. Presented to the Council by the bath Road Club, to perpetuate the memory of the late Alec Horwood, VC, DCM.
12 Hours
A silver-gilt cup, 8 inches in height and 6 inches in diameter at the top rim, fitted with a cover and two handles. A replica of a cup in the possession of His Late Majesty King George VI. Presented to the Council by the North Road CC.
24 Hours
A silver bowl of highly decorative design, 16 inches in diameter and 10 inches high. Presented to the Council by the Vegetarian C & AC.
Circuit Men
Hallmarked silver bowl with an overall height of 14 inches, on wooden plinth with hallmarked band. The bowl is called the Frank Grump Memorial Trophy. Presented to the Council by Oldbury & District CC.
Closed Circuit
Hallmarked silver 3 handled cup hammer finish on body and foot with imitation rivets in 2 bands. Stands on black finish turned wood base with white metal record shields Inscription: Jasper Challenge Cup 1935 Presented by Messrs T T & J D Jasper to be held by the winner of the annual Track Championship of the Southampton Wheelers Cycling Club Height: 365mm overall cup 270mm. Presented to the RTTC Trophy Trustees in 2015 by the South DC.
Hill-Climb
A silver bowl 8 inches in height and 15 inches in diameter, together with a plinth and silver band for engraving. Presented to the Council by the Catford CC.
TTS Men
Silver-plated cup with silver-plated band to plinth. Overall height 10½ inches.
TTS Espoirs
A silver cup, 13½ inches high and 6½ inches in diameter mounted on a plinth. Presented to the council in 1999 by the Forest CC. Formerly known as the Hamilton Trophy.
Ron Kitching Trophy
A George III hand-raised hallmarked sterling silver cup, 20cm in height with a 12cm dia. part ribbed/fluted tulip shaped gilt-lined bowel with octagonal foot. The cup is mounted on wooden base/back with twin hallmarked plates on the back.
Individual BBAR (Men)
A silver cup, 20 inches in height and 10 inches in diameter at the top rim, fitted with two handles. The cup was known as the Lincoln Trophy and was won Outright by the late Herbert Synyer in 1888. Presented to the Council by W J Medgett, Century RC.
10 Miles Women
A 10 inch silver bowl with two handles on a circular plinth with a silver band for engraving. Presented to the Council in 1984 by Mr L G McGrath, a life member of the Manchester Wheelers’ Club.
25 Miles Women
A silver cup of slender design, 18 inches in height, fitted with cover and two handles in the form of entwined serpents. Purchased out of a fund raised by public subscription inaugurated by the Bedfordshire Road CC.
50 Miles Women
A plain Georgian silver cup, 19 inches in height and 9½ inches wide overall with cover and two handles, on a square plinth with silver band for engraving. Purchased out of a fund raised by public subscription inaugurated by the Dragon Road Club.
100 Miles Women
A George III silver cup, 14 inches in height, 6 inches in diameter with two handles and cover, on plinth with band for engraving. Purchased by the Council in 1951.
12 Hours Women
A decorated hallmarked silver bowl 3½ inches high and 6 inches in diameter on a round wooden plinth.
Formerly used for the Yorkshire Ladies Cycling Association Handicap BAR. Presented to the RTTC Trophy Trustees by the YLCA in 2010.
24 Hours Women
A plain hallmarked silver bowl 5½ inches high and 6½ inches in diameter with a square base and mounted on a square wooden plinth.
Formerly used for the Yorkshire Ladies Cycling Association BAR.
Presented to the RTTC Trophy Trustees by the YLCA in 2010.
Circuit Women
Hallmarked silver cup with an overall height of 10½ inches, on wooden plinth with hallmarked band. The cup is called the Edie Atkin's Trophy. Donated to the Council by the Coventry Road Club.
Hill Climb Women
An 8 inch hallmarked silver Guernsey Milk Churn with a 1½ pt capacity on a silver banded double plinth. Presented by the Guernsey Velo Club to the RTTC Trophy Trustees in 2006.
TTS Women
Silver-plated cup with silver-plated band to plinth. Overall height 10½ inches.
Time Trial Series Women Vets
A silver hallmarked rose bowl, 3¼ inches high and 6 inches in diameter on a round wooden plinth. Known as the May Wood Memorial Trophy. Presented to the RTTC Trophy Trustees by the YLCA in 2010.
Beryl Burton Trophy
A silver cup with two handles on a plinth, Overall height is 12¾ inches and 6½ inches in diameter. Formerly known as the F A Hardy Trophy, and a Morley Cycling CIub award that was won by Beryl Burton on 20 occasions. Presented to the Council by the Morley Cycling Club for a special Champion of Champions competition for women of all ages.
Individual BBAR (Women)
A silver-gilt cup of slender design, 15 inches in height, fitted with a cover and two handles, heavily embossed. Presented to the Council by Mrs Ethel Brammbleby, Hounslow & District Wheelers.
10 Miles Junior Men
A silver cup, 8 inches in height and 3¾ inches in diameter at the top rim with a circular base, fitted with two handles. Presented to the Council by V Gibbons.
25 Miles Junior Men
A silver cup, 13 inches in height and 7½ inches in diameter at the top rim with a base of square section, fitted with two handles. Purchased out of a find raised by public subscription inaugurated by the Leicestershire Road Club.
Circuit Junior Men
Hallmarked silver cup with an overall height of 10½ inches, on wooden plinth with hallmarked band. The cup is called the Frank Vernon Junior Trophy. Presented to the Council by the Dragon Road Club.
Hill Climb Junior Men
A silver-plated cup with silver-plated band on a mahogany plinth. Overall height 12¾ inches. The cup is called the George Hunton Cup. Presented by the Charlotteville CC on behalf of the Hunton Family to the RTTC Trophy Trustees in 2005.
TTS Junior
Silver-plated cup with silver-plated band to plinth. Overall height 10½ inches.
Chris Boardman Trophy
A wooden plinth with octagonal recess to hold an engraved glass prism.
Junior Boys Best All-rounder Competition. Slender silver cup with chased fibral design on body and two handles. Height 16 inches to top of handles. 12 inches across top of handles, diameter of top 6 inches, diameter of base 5½ inches, 9 inches diameter plinth with silver band. Presented to the Council in 1967 by Mrs K Moss to perpetuate the memory of the late C Moss.
10 Miles Junior Women
A 10 inch sterling silver Chippendale Salver with wood base block and sterling silver plate. Presented to the Council by Mr F Fisher to perpetuate the memory of his sister Dulcie Walker, December 1981.
25 Miles Junior Women
A scroll engraved 9¾ inches high silver wine jug on plinth. Presented to the Council by Mr and Mrs R Noad, to perpetuate the memory of their daughter Jennifer, 1977.
Circuit Junior Women
Hallmarked silver cup with an overall height of 10½ inches, on plinth with hallmarked band.
Hill Climb Junior Women
A hallmarked silver cup 5 inches in height, 4 inches in diameter on a wooden plinth. The Florence Trophy was formerly the Conisbrough Ivanhoe Hill Climb Trophy. Presented to the RTTC Trophy Trustees by the Conisbrough Ivanhoe CC in 2014.
Junior Girls Champion of Champions
No base yet.
Glass prism as Chris Boardman Trophy.
Junior Girls Best All-Rounder Competition
A silver cup 12 inches high with octagonal base and cup rim, both 5 inches across the flats and fitted with two handles. Presented to the Council by Eric Moody in 1991.
10 Miles GHS Boys
A modem designed oak trophy of square section bearing silver plates shaped with the initials ‘G H S’ with a hand engraved motif. Presented to the Council in 1970 by the George Herbert Stancer Memorial Committee.
10 Miles GHS Girl
The Bidlake Memorial Plaque awarded to G H Stancer in 1943. Set in a wooden back and base fitted with metal plates for engraving. Presented to the Council in 1984 by Mrs L Stancer, to perpetuate the memory of her husband.
GHS 10 Miles Team.
A large oak shield bearing a silver shield heavily embossed bearing a plaque of a cycling road scene. Smaller silver shields engraved with the names of the winning school teams. This shield, a memorial to G H Stancer, editor of Cycling was presented by Cycling to the G H S Memorial Committee and awarded for the first few years to the fastest individual in the G H S Memorial 10 miles. Subsequently handed over to the Council in 1971 and now awarded to the fastest team.
Team Championships.
Rectangular shields in oak, with a centrally mounted silver plaque bearing the figure of a racing cyclist. Presented to the Council by the Charlotteville CC.
Team Time Trial.
The Renold Trophy. An oak shield measuring 21 inches in height and 18 inches in width with a silver mounted shield bearing the figures of cyclists. Presented to the Council by the Renold Chain Company in 1971.
International 50 Miles.
Heavily chased silver cup and cover with two fancy handles Union Jack motif on one side of the cup lettered Bath Road Club, and engraved The Bath Road Cup. Height of cup 20½ inches to top handle, 26½ inches to top of lid. 16 inches across top of handles, diameter of top 8½ inches, diameter of base 11 inches. On large round plinth with silver plate and record shield, Presented in 1967 by Mrs K Moss to perpetuate the memory of the late C Moss.