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This is a bit of a long shot but maybe someone recognizes some of the components of this bicycle in the photograph, enough to take a guess at the make of it. The photograph is likely to have been taken 1895 or before. Few of the things I've noted as I've viewed the images; The brake linkage...

https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/ivel-bicycle.84273/ The above is a terrific post started by "Flat Tire" a while back and wondering who made these bicycles. Yesterday, while looking over some estate sales I came across this out of focus image ( with no description ) of what appeared as a...

the image attached is for a chain adjuster that was manufactured in 1893 for an 1894 catalog of a USA mfg. What I am hoping to learn is when this style of chain adjuster first came into use. (imported or foreign parts included)

I am attempting to find any surviving bicycle examples manufactured by E.C. Meacham & Arms during the period of 1892. This is a September 1892 advert. of a model 210, "Dunlop Safety" , sports 30" Dunlop cushion tires. There were changes made to some of the components from earlier in the year...

looking for any examples or information regarding bicycles made about the TOC with the inside of the steel tubing of the frame, lined in brass (coated in brass). If you know of any brand or manufacturer, please let me know, simply doing some research of Wisconsin bicycles. thanks Kurt

Hi all, Does anyone have an example of, or know of one on display somewhere, of a 1898 Crescent Chainless #1? Need to get my eyeballs on one to authenticate a chainless I have. Sincere thanks, Kurt

Okay, I have a question regarding two chainless bicycle gear manufacturers. That of Brown & Sharp and that of Leland & Faulconer. Are their gears marked in any way specific, or is there any evident way of telling them apart? All I know right now is that the Leland & Faulconer gears where...

Hey, Wondering if anyone recognizes this TOC hub, unique slots for the spokes on the drive side to affix into (indicated at arrow), the non drive side of these hubs are singular holes in the flanges for the mounting of the spokes. Thank you again!!! Kurt

Hey all, In need of photos for a Clipper Chainless bicycle. Looking to see the drive shaft design and the head badge design. There is a strong possibility of two styles of badges, before and after the TOC. I really appreciate any photos, I have searched but haven't found anything but...

Hello, In search of information regarding 1899 -1900's, Crawford Chainless bicycles. The following is some of the information in which I need. Serial Numbers, the question here is; if they used prefix's of letters in their serial numbers and how they relate to the year of mfg. Any...

I am in need of a headbadge for a 1899 Crescent No.17 Chainless bicycle.<<<<FOUND>>>>>

Hi all!!! I enjoy the search of a good historical photograph as much as the next I suppose. But this kinda stuff ticks me off a bit, enough to let others know a bit about it before they waste their time, as well as, our hard earned money. The seller points his finger at someone else to...

Looking for an original pedal (s). This is off of a Lozier & Yost, 1891.

Hello, Anyone recall any information regarding this brand of transitional highwheel? This is not my high-wheel; I am doing research into Henry Fournier, and wondering of any connection. This is from and old forum post of a few years ago on the CABE. I cannot make out what the...

These are too cool..... https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/for/5587011672.html

Wanted 1898 Columbia, Model 51, Chainless Parts Spoon Brake Assembly, grip end caps, rims, tires

Hi Folks, Maybe you have seen this one on E-bay, which has had some bids (Now at $900), hope your not one if this is true. But of what I have read these bicycles were only produced in "Carmine RED". The seller of this bike is boasting it's original factory paint. "AWESOME ORIGANAL...