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Another "help me figure out what this is" thread. . .
Anyone recognize these old bars? Shape suggests they're pretty old. Any idea what they would go on?
Yes, they were covered in cloth tape. I removed it hoping to find some identifying marking, but didn't see any. I haven't worked them loose from the stem to see if there's something under the stem clamp.
And yes, we will be looking to sell them, but I figure that will be easier to do if I know what they are. Do you have thoughts on value?
Example bend in your image exhibits extreme flare. Subject bend has no flare.
In general with bends there is an inverse relation between amount of drop and amount of flare. Note also how small is the reach as compared to our subject bar.
The bar on this machine is going in the direction of a Marsh pattern bend.
This catalogue page from maker GB ca. 1962 gives an idea as to the variety of drop bar bends -
Yes, they were covered in cloth tape. I removed it hoping to find some identifying marking, but didn't see any. I haven't worked them loose from the stem to see if there's something under the stem clamp.
And yes, we will be looking to sell them, but I figure that will be easier to do if I know what they are. Do you have thoughts on value?
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