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1945 Swiss Military Condor

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alivreri

'Lil Knee Scuffer
Just picked this up. Absolutely love it. Waiting for the 1947 frame bag to arrive!
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dunno, shell looks a little small, oiler in wrong place, and the drum brake makes me think not.

Being a novice would you mind elaborating on the hub?

As far as I know this is all original with a few Military upgrades made over the years which I believe was common for the older bikes still in service.
 
Yeah, it looked to me like the wheels have been rebuilt. I'm no expert but the hub looks like it's from the late 1960s at the earliest? I don't know when they went to that logo for sure though. Here's how the hubs have been marked that I've seen from the 1940s:

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I see Torpedo; what else is written on your rear hub? Can we see a picture of the front?
Here's a couple links with info on (Fichtel &) Sachs hubs:

http://yarchive.net/bike/torpedo_hubs.html
https://hubstripping.wordpress.com/
 
Regardless of the upgrades/changes, it's still an outstanding bike with lots of nice and pretty appropriate accessories.
 
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