Some Help to Identify what this is please

[coryplayford_2009]

Found this for sale near me could anyone let me know exactly what I’m looking at here. Iver camelback? Lovell diamond? Not sure...is it worth picking up? Thanks guys!

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[Euphman06]

To each his own...if you like it and can afford it than buy it. To me, dont like that style, repainted and missing parts, so not worth it. Its worth it to someone somewhere though.

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[piercer_99]

Westfield built Columbia *J-1, originally it was Carmine Red, with white accents. (the asterisk would be the letter on the serial number, for example G is 1929 and the bike would be GJ-1)

I have the Westfield badged model. Fun bikes to ride.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Do not recognize the chain ring sprocket in the distant oblique angle picture, (not matching any of my own bikes).
Shelby?
The single drop bar style was called a “camelback” by one manufacturer; and yet another referred to them as “junior roadsters” or “bike-abouts”.
There is a thread about showing us your single bar drop frame models, (or similar), with recent activity (posts).
Iver Johnson bikes often have an undersized bottom bracket with 2-piece cranks.

 

[Freqman1]

The chain ring on the bike in post #1 looks Westfield to me. At $125 I don't think you would make any money on it and to keep and make a rider is at least $300-500 just for a decent wheelset. This is why I stay away from most 28" wheel bikes. Unless its motorcycle related e.g. Harley, Indian, etc.. or a rare or unusual piece they usually aren't worht teh time or expense. V/r Shawn