HELP WITH ID

[kshimp41]

Recent bike I got. Could not find serial # under crank. Make/Model/Year Help appreciated.
Thanks. Kirby

 

[stezell]

Kirby kind of resembles a Dayton fork and truss rods, but the crown on the fork is different. It appears to have several parts from other bikes because doesn't appear to be a Davis built frame.

 

[New Mexico Brant]

The fork looks like one I have that people identified as Great Western.

 

[Freqman1]

Does it have a serial number? V/r Shawn

 

[kshimp41]

Nothing on bottom of crank. I'll check near seat post

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Taller 1920's GWM truss fork cut-down; early ~1930's Snyder frame; more modern (Westfield?) sprocket.
Any clearer view of the bridge between the seat stays (some pencil thin & straight)?
Looks like an intermediate size seen on some Montgomery Ward Hawthorne Trail Blazers (~4"+ head tube?).
Some of these have been found with a single letter stamped on bottom bracket crank hanger.

 

[SKPC]

Yes....an early 30's Snyder frame with an early Great Western fork & many amalgam parts replaced over time as is typical.