Highwheel ID

[Bicycle Museum of America]

Good morning/afternoon/evening, everyone.

I am hoping that you can all help me with identifying a highwheel, though I know they aren't always the easiest to do so. We only have one photograph of it, and the only information that I have is that it is from Waterloo, Wisconsin. Any information would be appreciated.

-Ryan

 

[lgrinnings]

Based on the open head and wooden wheels, my best guess would be an Otto, but I'm not well versed in the early ordinaries. Hopefully, someone more knowledgeable will weigh in.

 

[Rambler]

Good morning/afternoon/evening, everyone.

I am hoping that you can all help me with identifying a highwheel, though I know they aren't always the easiest to do so. We only have one photograph of it, and the only information that I have is that it is from Waterloo, Wisconsin. Any information would be appreciated.

-Ryan

Based on the "T" shape of the backbone I suspect it may be a St. Nicholas.