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Help identifying 1920`s era bike

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I thought most of the Davis built bicycles from that time frame would have had bottle cap badges, just my 2 cents. Definitely a little more than 5% original paint left under that rust, I agree with @mazdaflyer.
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Don't know who made it but I like it! The Westfield motobike frame I found last year also has the truss rods brazed at the bottom and internal threads at the top. But my forks and truss rods appear to be Snyder built so there is a chance that forks and frame were matched up from parts way back. No matter what you do with it, it's a cool survivor and great rescue. Good luck with the info hunt.
 
Looks like a N. Nimhcs badge might fit.
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Maybe measure the holes.
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/1...or-speedway-special.101307/page-2#post-958213
 
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I knew I had seen that chainring before. I finally found it in old pics of a bike I traded 2 years ago. The badge just said Viking but It was decided it was Westfield-built (Pope/Columbia). You can decide if these photos provide any clues:

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