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Hello. Wow i love the pump with its support and the DAYTON headbadge :) Serge

Hello; The second load rack is a French manufacture in large numbers for the Indochina war (1946-1954), then that of Algeria (1954-1962) and again in the 70's. Regards; Serge

Hello; Welcome, nice collection! Welcome Regards; Serge

Hello Boz; Wow just to tell you that you have a very nice collection :hearteyecat: Serge

Hello; Just to say that i know a WW1 COLUMBIA 1918 in wreck with this type of chainring at a collector in France, now, why, i do not know... Regards; Serge

Hello; From what i see and for my part, you have found a good WW1 WESTFIELD COLUMBIA 1918. The typical frame of the brand, handelbars, chainring and the rear fender does not decieve. Nice find! Regards; Serge

Hello; Small find this morning, 1 beautiful boxe of 12 WW2 IRWIN screw drivers. Regards; Serge

Hello; No, it's just 2 scrap pieces to keep the lids open for the photo. Nice tooling! Regards; Serge

Hello; They are superb! Here are 2 tools ouch original of my collection to give you an idéa, they are made of boiled cardboard to save the leather. But beware it does not fit on all frames because ther are more reduced locations. Regards; Serge

Hello Bob; Your stand is mounted on a bike 28", just heat it to red at 2"1/2 of the bottom with a blowtorch to give it the right curve in 26". It can also be mounted on a COMPAX but with a frame and 28" wheels. Regards; Serge

Hello Bob; Here is the good measure of an original G519 stand. If it's shorter, it's for a 24" bike. Regards; Serge

Hello; It is superb, i owned a VICTORIA civlian of 1937 that i sold. Now, i have a good VICTORIA truppenfahrrad dated 1938 on the frame. Regards; Serge

Hello; 10 teeth Regards; Serge

Hello; Originally, the G519 are mounted with "U.S. ROYAL MASTER CENTIPEDE GRIP" (photos courtesy @izee2 ) The "U.S. ROYAL CHAIN" are superb but not me who am French it is not possible: buy, shipping and customs multiplied by X bikes... So, i opted for tires that looked like "GOODYEAR...

Hello; I am interested in your G519 project, that's fine. But in wiew of your frame, i must go on the restoration of HUFFMAN 1942, is the tightening of your seat tube that looks like. Look at @johan willaert post "1942 G519 HUFFMAN BIKE PROJECT" , it's an original! That of @tango021 , is made...