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The auctioneer said it was a carbide miners lamp. Boy was he wrong.
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TheWindrider
Finally riding a big boys bike
Wow that is too cool. How much light would that give off?
piercer_99
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
if you can keep them lit, they give out a good field of vision.
They are a pain if it is really windy though.
They are a pain if it is really windy though.
Frank and Pam Skid Kings
I live for the CABE
Actually miners put those on bikes when they didn't feel like being on foot in the mines ( now that's just dumb). Nice score !
Mercian
I live for the CABE
Hi,
There's a bit more information available on the Neverout lamps here:
thecabe.com
thecabe.com
Best Regards,
Adrian
There's a bit more information available on the Neverout lamps here:
''Neverout'' Oil Lamps for the WWI Columbia and Great Western Military Bicycle | Military Bicycles
Those clamping brackets also work on model T Ford type window frames or most automobile window frames od the era--do you think it was fork mount or handle bar mount -any illustrations of that ?Fork mounted lamps. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
thecabe.com
You might say that I'm Neverout of lamps | Military Bicycles
I admit it I have an addiction with collecting Neverout bicycle lamps. I have 5 in original paint, including one that is NOS with instructions still in it. I've been picking up parts ones to replace broken lenses and have so far repaired 3 that were missing parts or had broken glass. I have 10...
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Best Regards,
Adrian
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