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Get in touch with Craig Allen on this site if rims are still available he will know about them. If you post pictures of the head tube and front hub attachment points Craig can also identify the bike.

Contact Craig Allen on this group. I have a Singer he repaired for me about 5 years ago. He is busy so it may take a while for him to make the part but he workmanship will be excellent.

I second Craig Allen, he has done 3 high wheel restorations for me. Workmanship is exceptional. He is the go to guy for all things high wheel when it comes to restorations. He always has a backlog of projects needing his services.

As a kid I learned to build wheels simply by looking at other wheels and figuring it out as I went. Now with all the tutorials on youtube you can learn anything. Save your money and get a good truing stand as a tension gage. Best of luck on your new wheels.

I have a 52" fully rideable, new tires, wheels are true Location is northern VA let me know if you want me to post a few pictures if you are still looking for a bike.

Has to be a reproduction. Maybe a rideable replica brand

I second that it is not a Singer, the handlebar attach points are wrong. Lucky for you you have both original wheels. They normally come without a rear wheel, as those wear out faster than the front. Unless the front wheel is cracked, it may still be rideable with some new rubber on it.