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Corbin & New Departure Hub Dating Project - Need everyone's help pre-1933
1902 MODEL "New Departure Coaster", P.&F.Corbin. New Britain Conn.U.S.A.
1902 MODEL "New Departure Coaster", P.&F.Corbin. New Britain Conn.U.S.A.
NOTE: Most likely one year only brake arm.
IMPORTANT NOTE ON TIMELINE: Note the name on the coaster brake arm & go back to post #136. Note the literature says Corbin's Duplex but below in the article it refers to it as the New Departure Coaster & Brake. I need to find a 1902 ad to confirm but fairly comfortable in this assessment. This brake arm says New Departure Coaster and not New Departure Duplex. The 1902 Model was called the New Departure Coaster, they had only used the name Duplex in ads I believe at this point. These are the only pics I have found of the 1902 New Departure Coaster by P.&F. Corbin. Pics from an old Copake auction.
1903 MODEL "New Departure Duplex", P.&F.Corbin. New Britain Conn.U.S.A.
1903 MODEL "New Departure Duplex", P.&F.Corbin. New Britain Conn.U.S.A.
NOTE: Most likely one year only brake arm as P.&F. Corbin Co. became The Corbin Screw Corporation on May 2nd, 1903 but possibly used in 1904 on the 1904 Model, more research required.
IMPORTANT NOTE ON TIMELINE: Note the name on the coaster brake arm & go back to post #136. This brake arm says New Departure Duplex and not New Departure Coaster. The 1903 Model was called the New Departure Duplex, the first year the name Duplex was used on P.&F. Corbin coaster brakes. Pics from an old Copake auction.
Corbin Duplex - Jan. 1922 Popular Mechanics ad Page 142 - NOTE: States send now for 1921 Catalog, magazine is from January 1922. New last date on this hub.
This is a super-rare factory New Departure Model A Cutaway belonging to Curtis Odom. If you've never seen Curtis' new custom hubs you are missing out as they are absolute works of art. My thanks to Curtis for graciously allowing me to post these pics. Curtis' website is at:
Curtis Odom handiwork - New Departure Model D CAD Drawings
Below you will find CAD Drawings of the New Departure Model D that Curtis Odom did. These are just beautiful views of the inner workings of the venerable Model D found on so many balloon tire bicycles. These CAD drawings to me are awesome works of art in their own right. Again my thanks to Curtis for sharing these!!!!!
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