Trying to ID this version of a set of Torrington Pedals. End caps show the The Torrington Company on one side and Standard Plant, Pat Apld For on the other. These are on a Simmons Hardware "Red Bird" wooden wheel bicycle. Along with the version, any idea of the time period these were made? Newbie on this stuff, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Early Torrington Pedals Version# 1, 2 or 3? or ???
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Jesse McCauley
McCauley Cycle Works
Those had the Torrington script blocks.
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Jesse McCauley
McCauley Cycle Works
Ca. 1922 Torrinngton ad indicates the no.6 replaced the no. 4.
I have a set of these pedals that are identical in cage form to yours with the slotted end on one side and nut on the cap side and they use the blocks illustrated here.
I have a set of these pedals that are identical in cage form to yours with the slotted end on one side and nut on the cap side and they use the blocks illustrated here.
I think he has Torrington #1's as his has the nuts and the #6 has smooth top bolt feature.
Guys, is it normal that the end cap circles have a stamping that indicates the model (as in Catfish's picture)? As you can see from my photos, this pair are worn pretty badly. If there were any stampings on that part of the end caps they are long gone. Any idea time period on #1's. This info is great, appreciate you guys taking the time!
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