Can anyone help me out with IDing this frame?

[rickrack78]

Can anyone help me out with IDing this frame?

 

[Freqman1]

View attachment 789591 View attachment 789592 Can anyone help me out with IDing this frame?

I asked the mods to move this. Not a Huffman frame. This is 'motorbike' style frame and kinda looking Schwinn to me. V/r Shawn

 

[bricycle]

That looks to be the super narrow tank opening that Elgin/Chief, and Mead/Premier used.

 

[Trout]

This is "supposed to be" 1933-34 Schwinn B10 Motorbike. I have no idea how accurate the "supposed to be" is.

 

[Trout]

Here are the #s. The 9s look similar to yours, hard to tell in the shape this is in.

 

[bricycle]

what is the distance between the two bars? It may be a Mead, Schwinn or even a Shelby.

 

[rickrack78]

Stamped sheet metal tube intersections? Alignment nubs with brazing in them?

Serial number

"4". There are splayed and swaged tube ends inside the bottom bracket and head tube.

Sheet metal brazed joint?

1/4-24 threads and lots of brazing metal. I wish I could have watched them sand blasting

looks like formed sheet metal to me

the upper part of this tube joint looks to have an alignment nub for fitting the tubes to the tube intersection

there are very faint braze joint lines. Head tube and bottom bracket have brazed in "doublers"

closeup of seat tube with brazing joints. looks like preformed joints with possible furnace or dip brazing

top tube measurement and braze joints

seat stay

rough measurement of chain stay

It looks like the head tube was formed from sheet metal and wrapped (brazing joints again)

there is a frame doubler about 5-1/2" down in the seat post tube

what is the distance between the two bars? It may be a Mead, Schwinn or even a Shelby.

Here are some pictures I took, some with a ruler