Any info is appreciated!

[biggermustache]

 

[razinhellcustomz]

I have seen a couple of these old trikes around. I do believe that this is a Garton trike built in Sheboygan Wisconsin. I have a old Garton wagon that i traded for a couple of bikes. When the guy found out what it was he wanted it back. No way i said. I still have the wagon but haven't done much with it. On the wheels check to see if their is any lettering on the tires. Good luck. Razin.

 

[biggermustache]

I have seen a couple of these old trikes around. I do believe that this is a Garton trike built in Sheboygan Wisconsin. I have a old Garton wagon that i traded for a couple of bikes. When the guy found out what it was he wanted it back. No way i said. I still have the wagon but haven't done much with it. On the wheels check to see if their is any lettering on the tires. Good luck. Razin.

Thanks! I will.

 

[Freqman1]

I think maybe American National but I'll defer to @ridingtoy for his expert opinion. Has a variety f the bars used on the Steelcraft Mercury trikes. Do I need to send my brother after that one too V/r Shawn

 

[biggermustache]

I think maybe American National but I'll defer to @ridingtoy for his expert opinion. Has a variety f the bars used on the Steelcraft Mercury trikes. Do I need to send my brother after that one too V/r Shawn

If you want it make me a good offer!

 

[ridingtoy]

At first glance I'd guess either Mercury or Steelcraft (both are Murray Ohio products), or Garton. It does have similar design features of both companies. The handlebar looks like a Mercury design and the frame looks like Garton. Hmmm...this trike really looks familiar. Seems I've seen a photo of one just like it years back but can't recall where. I did some Google searches and couldn't come up with a match. It is definitely from the later 1930s. This is going to bug me until I find that photo again.

Dave

 

[razinhellcustomz]

At first glance I'd guess either Mercury or Steelcraft (both are Murray Ohio products), or Garton. It does have similar design features of both companies. The handlebar looks like a Mercury design and the frame looks like Garton. Hmmm...this trike really looks familiar. Seems I've seen a photo of one just like it years back but can't recall where. I did some Google searches and couldn't come up with a match. It is definitely from the later 1930s. This is going to bug me until I find that photo again.

Dave

I had a friend of mine who had a couple of these and he had a Garton that looked almost identical to yours. Good luck. Razin.

 

[cr250mark]

My guess
American national “ Skippy
Missing correct rubber seat
Original ad below top right trike
Go to old tricycles for sale listing
I posted one for sale to reference

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/152745224518

Mark