Clearing out property, several old bikes

[Evergreen]

Hello. I've been helping to clear out a family property, and tucked into the corner of a barn were quite a few old bicycles. I don't know much about this kind of stuff, so I'm hoping some knowledgeable folk here can better determine what these actually are and what they may be worth.
Starting things off are these three bikes. An Italian made "Annabella" folding bike, a Firestone Speed Cruiser, and what one family member said is some model of 1949 Schwinn disassembled into pieces.
There's a few more like a Schwinn Stingray and a couple Murrays, but I'm still waiting to hear from other family members to decide if they want those to be sold or not.

 

[HEMI426]

Welcome to the Cabe.

 

[ditchpig]

Welcome, I'm sure you'll get some knowledgeable, honest advice.... and maybe offers here.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

the Schwinn looks 46-47-48 to me with those wheels..... locking truss rod fork! ooooh! .... go back and find the tank that went with it.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

here's my similar rusty one all together, but mine has a springer fork and the "trainlight" on the fender. the rack and tank would ad $$$$ to the value and very much worth finding.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

...there is probably a much nicer bike in that pile of Schwinn parts than you could possibly imagine.

 

[GTs58]

The Schween looks like an unequipped B507. 1946-47 since all the 48 Schweens were spec'd with S-2s.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

I was thinking 49's were the first S-2's. that's what I get for thinking.

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

... the other two are worth giving a good scrub and selling. green one maybe $100.00 here in the land of Fruits and Nuts. I don't know much about the folding bike. might get a hundred for that one too, or they could have a cult like following and be worth more

 

[Gully]

Welcome!