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Thanks for the offer, though respectfully, no deal.

It does have your name on it! lol. Thanks for getting it started, but no deal yet.

In case you missed the last Hussey, here is another that I’m reluctantly offering up to a new home so I can sink some money into other projects. Pics tell the story. Let me know if you have any questions. No apparent damage that would prevent the stem and bar from functioning. Both wood...

$40

The cutouts on the bottom bracket shell are characteristic of a bike that used a Fauber bottom bracket and crankset. (They have threaded bearing cups if you weren’t already aware, so be careful if you need to remove them) My Iver Johnson made Lovell special had the same type of bottom bracket...

With the collared seatpost cinch, clamp for the headset, lugged front jointery and very well crafted rear fork ends, I would with great certainty say that this is not a tens-teens Crown though that chainring was used on Crown bikes. I also think it's closer to 1900s than teens. I suppose the...

Looking at the pictures, I don't think $2k is off for everything you show as far as part out prices go. I think finding the right buyer who wants multiples of everything will be the challenge. It may be easier to make a package of only the parts that would be needed for the restoration and then...

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do you already have a hub and you just can’t read the stamping? A 1920s hub should be nickel plated if you’re looking for any historical accuracy. I believe those earlier morrows had the stamping transverse along the same path as the axle (counter to the later stamping that wrapped around the...

That would be amazing for the buyer, though I suspect it will go for quite a bit more.

This one ought to bring some $$$

Forgive my ignorance, but what makes this a racing bike?

‘35 Huffrod at the Bocce court.

Hussey bar with threaded center.

Match to what? Reading looks like a D&J ring.

Thanks. I need the cog too.

$100 for the hub/cog shipped (47433) if you’ll separate them from the frameset. Thanks for your time and consideration.

Nice solid Hussey Handlebar with threaded ferrule for use with Hussey Stem (not included) Bar width is just about 21" on this nicely patinaed piece. Grip length is around 3" perfect for some short glove leather grips or leather strap wrapped grips. Withdrawn Shipping included in Continental...

Thanks Gents, but No Deal.

Nice solid handlebar with threaded center. Some nickel remains, but heavily patinaed. No dents or cracks that I could see or feel. Low rise/drop. 21” wide outside to outside with approximately 3” of grip space. There was a shorty wood glove leather grip on it when I got these (not included) I...

$100 for handlebar #7 $175 for Pedals #10 (are both end caps present) Thank you.

Are the pedal shafts all 1/2" Thanks for your time.

This one is on eBay (not mine) https://www.ebay.com/itm/145581846902?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&customid=link&campid=5335809022&toolid=20001&mkevt=1

Excellent photos! I like your FB page too.

Is there a snowboard museum somewhere that needs that? Super rad!

Sold last year. sorry.

The top screw is to take up the "slack" between the reaction arm and the chainstay. It mounts to the stay using a brake arm strap just like the Model C, then you tighten the vertical screw till it meets the stay (kind of like a chain tensioner screw) I suspect it was to keep things from moving...

Keep your eyes open for velocity Blunt, or blunt 35 rims for sale in 36h. They come up occasionally for less than $100 used. Hubs aren’t that expensive for legit inch pitch. No need to slum it with the KT or histop stuff. Noah Stutzman wood wheels would be nice, but not less than velocities as...

Link to flyer here: https://www.hoosierantiquebicycles.org/Winter_Swap_Meet_2024.pdf Online registration via eBay here (let them know how many tables you need when you pay)...

#2 Sold to Old Soul Classics. I'll get it in the mail!

2005 would have had a disc mount I believe.

@PapaPengin no excuses this year! Lol

Used Whizzer Sheave. Looks straight should clean up ok. No heavy pitting. No mounting hardware. Accidentally touched the cutoff wheel to the edge resulting in a little shiny spot, but nothing too nasty. (See pic) $60 shipped in continental U.S.

Corbin Duplex $25 nice original nickel! Sold ND $15 Morrow $10 Bendix $10 each or $50 for ALL Prices include shipping in lower 48

1. Missing wedge and bolt $20 2. Ready to use highly patinaed nickel $25 SOLD! 3. Someone beat on the bottom of this one, but it still works. $25 4. Decent chrome $25 5. Handlebar eye is a little misshapen, but it will hold a bar tight and conforms to it once the bolt is cinched. Nickel plating...

It's packed and ready to ship if you want it. PM me if you do. I'm going to list it in the classifieds if not, but as you had a wanted ad, I figured I'd give you first shot. Thanks!

$60 shipped. Sorry, but I don’t have the hardware. It’s solid with plenty of patina. I did touch the cutoff wheel to a part of it when I was removing the random assortment of screws holding it to the wheel it was on. (See last pic)

I picked up another WPA outhouse (a 2-holer) so now I guess I have a collection. This one will be turned into a chicken coop like the last one I got (2nd pic). I didn’t take the concrete stools for either though. These were built in the 30s to help promote hygiene in rural areas I believe.

The Stems in Nate's Pics are the super long reach moto-bike stem and the zero reach stem. I think you're just seeking a normal reach stem if it's the one in your first photo. The shorter stem in your next photo doesn't look like an Iver stem due to the sharp shoulder instead of the rounded...

$120 to get it going.

Some noteable goodness, The Christy Saddle, front brake appears to be all there, everything seems to be in decent condition considering it's probably not been in climate controlled storage for sometime. The chain adjusters themselves are quite remarkable. You're a crank arm and pedal away from...

It was good talking with you this weekend. I'm still interested in the Waverly should we be able to work something out and you want to move it on.

Put the stuff you don’t want in the deal or no deal section. Someone will buy it.

Better you than me! I just sold a bike and was thinking...