Hi
Another point to note is that the early EW have the brake drums spoked into the wheel, but later ones have separate drums mounted on a taper spline and retained by a lock ring. It is difficult to see on the photo whether that is the case here but looking at the front wheel spokes it appears like it has the earlier arrangement.
Have a look on this site at photo guide by model, under EW, the first entry by Dave dated 31/3/2010 shows clearly the spokes laced into the drum in one of the photos.
If the gearbox has only a RG prefix it usually means it is the early type, as the gearbox mounted on the modified frames with 2 parallel tubes under the gearbox had a RG/C prefix I think.
Originally the bike would have been on 25" x 3" beaded edged tyres, but this one has been fitted with well based rims and wired on tyres because 25" x 3" beaded edged tyres are not obtainable anywhere as far as I know, however 26"x 3 " beaded edged tyres and suitable rims are obtainable here in New Zealand. They were an alternative tyre size, often supplied on "Colonial Models."
Cheers
SteveL