Search results

like it says in the ad, $60

https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/set-of-5-original-wald-reflector-hub-caps.218256/

I wonder if my for-sale Monarch badge could work on this bike? https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/24-individual-headbadge-from-1888-to-the-1960s-torrington-eagle-columbia-pierce-monarch-victor-victoria.201662/ item #13 some badge hole measurements...

Sorry for the delay. Had to find them after a move. They are the larger Columbia tread. I think even larger than 9/16".

nice. looks similar to a CCM Flyer sprocket

open to reasonable cash offers

moved to auctions

open to reasonable cash offers

I have a wicker type saddle that has a different "wicker" pattern here are some pics for reference

moved to auctions

thanks for the start, ND

leather cylinder tool pouch about 6" x 2.5" pictures tell the condition, ask me questions or request for more pics in PM sold as-is, as seen payment by Paypal friends and family only USD$15 for shipping added to your bid

to whoever contacted gordon to buy his bike, you can have it

if anyone want to sell at a reasonable price, i would love to build one for my 9 year old son what is the frame size and wheel size?

if anyone want to sell at a reasonable price, i would love to build one for my 9 year old son what is the frame size and wheel size?

contact me, I'm interested in this lamp

great info any pictures of those rubber blocks might ask Allen if he can make some Gibson rubber blocks with actual rubber I have some NOS blocks to copy from

no deal

what does that mean?

I was offering actual "sold" comparables anyone can ask anything for a bike, a for sale listing is not much of a comparable, especially an old listing

not the same bike as the Canadian McCloskey wood bicycle

https://www.pryordodge.com/Bicycles.html - bike can be seen in one of the pics https://www.bicyclemuseum.com/ - no pictures online

https://www.sterba-bike.cz/fotka/30335/category/the-gallery?lang=EN

https://www.millerandmillerauctions.com/

https://rockfordauctioncentre.hibid.com/lot/27899165/fane-and-lavender--comet--wood-frame-safety-bicycle?ref=catalog

https://www.copakeauction.com/featured-lot-taxonomy/comet/

I would say that it could fetch above USD$25000 at auction or from a private sale judging from past auction results for comparable Canadian wood framed bicycles

Totally .... I forgot that one. Paul makes some real nice ones as well that he could match with the seat color

there are a few cool period correct accessories you could try to find period correct seat (contact Paul Watson in Australia, he makes some really nice ones) period correct pump and pump bracket a pocket watch holder is cool but rare period correct cyclometer period correct bell dual matching...

no deal

no deal

no deal

Pat App for stamp on Gibsons

NOS set of CCM Gibson pedals still in original orange box marked Pat July 1923 1/2"-20

no deal

moving to sale section nothing sold here

(3) vintage tire ashtrays (2) Goodyear (1) Dunlop one amarked 1956 pictures tell the condition, ask me questions or request for more pics in PM sold as-is, as seen payment by Paypal friends and family only USD$20 for shipping added to your bid

3 NOS Lobdell steel clad wood rims All 24" x 1 1/2" 2 are 24 spokes 1 is 36 spokes some storage wear pictures tell the condition, ask me questions or request for more pics in PM sold as-is, as seen payment by Paypal f&f USD$90 shipped CONUS

Wheel activated bell pictures tell the condition, ask me questions or request for more pics in PM sold as-is, as seen payment by Paypal friends and family only USD$15 for shipping added to your bid

anyone?

there is a lot of toes around that tricycle!

great complete bicycle I would not polish that nickle ....... leave it as is the patina is pretty nice on it ... just my take

Open to a reasonable offer on the lot

deleted and moved to sales

probably not Spalding here is the rear cone shaped gear caps on my 1901 Spalding

just found some pics of the hub on my 1901 Columbia model 74 both ends are twisted on that one I know I also have one that one end is twisted and the other end is threaded

my guess is a ABC era brand, but not Columbia. the spoon brake and rear hub is ABC I have a few of those spoon brake ABC Columbias, I will try to snap a picture of one tomorrow. you just need a cloth hanger piece of steel (correct length) to go from the hub shorty brake arm to the spoon brake...

Looks like a Christy. You can remove the carpet that is glued to the top to be 100% certain

pretty cool, too bad the client's prescription strenght is not on the box ...... my dad would wear those

pending