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Hello; What's more, safe :smileycat: Regards; Serge

Hello Brant; Congratulations Brant, i would be jealous, it is really superb! I wonder if there were any to import into France after the WW1... Regards; Serge

Hello Adrian; Oh yes, sorry i was not so far :smilecat: Regards; Serge

Hello Boz; She is superb beautiful work! I started also my tool bags, i miss the curls. Regards; Serge

Hello Adrian; Yes, i was also saying to myself... Regards; Serge

Hello; It's a early Folding Compax "Sport Traveller" Lightweight of January 1942 (J for 1942 and 1 for January).He 's a civilian bike. Regards; Serge

Hello Brant; It is a civilian after the war, i think there is no rule on these accessories, when a customer wanted to buy a new bike, a seller could offer him several accessories to improve the aesthetics or the confort of it this. (my opinion) Regards; Serge

Hello; MOTOBECANE, my first loves at 12-13 years old :hearteyecat: Serge

Hello Chad; Cool! Willys? Cheers; Serge

Re; Ah yes, a little younger all the same. Have to do with... Take care of all of you! Cheers; Serge

Re; Wow wow wow!!! Me and my brother too, April 17 1965 :smilecat: Well i wish you a Good and Happy Birthday my friend :smileycat: Between us, it is the best day of the year ! Serge

Hello Chad; April 17? Regards; Serge

Hello Adrian; First of all, superb study :smileycat: For the pedals, the 2 bikes of "wing our wheels", the USA748 and the USA2715 are mounted with STANDARD n°3 USA748 (courtesy: Wing your Hell) For the tool bag, i think your rating is not good, on spec. contracts from Oct. 1917 is just...

Hello Adrian; Thanks you too! The 2 ours are the same as that of the COLUMBIA 1917 USA748, no markings. (courthesy: oldbikes.eu) Regards; Serge

Hello; The 2 WW1 COLUMBIA we have at home have MORROW hub. Regards; Serge