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rverbsky

On Training Wheels
Hi,

I work at a transportation museum in Maine and I'm trying to learn more about some of our collections. One is this tricycle. It has been at the museum since 1990 but it has no markings or manufacturing badges. The donor is long dead, so I can't even contact them to ask. Any help would be appreciated.

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This is a PAL Superbike made by the La Porte Corp., La Porte, IN. Here's another topic on the CABE showing this chain drive model PAL tricycle. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/need-help-identifying-please.53309/

Probably dates to the late 1940s or thereabouts. Not sure how many years they produced this tricycle model. The seat top, chainguard, and rear step plate design are all features that positively identify it as a PAL model.

Dave
 
This is a PAL Superbike made by the La Porte Corp., La Porte, IN. Here's another topic on the CABE showing this chain drive model PAL tricycle. https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/need-help-identifying-please.53309/

Probably dates to the late 1940s or thereabouts. Not sure how many years they produced this tricycle model. The seat top, chainguard, and rear step plate design are all features that positively identify it as a PAL model.

Dave
Thanks so much for help and the fast reply!
 
Thanks so much for help and the fast reply!
You're certainly welcome! Your museum sounds like it has some nice collections. Is there a website where someone can see some of the other items you have on display? Or, could you post some photos of bikes/trikes that can be seen by visitors?

Dave
 
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