ID help please

[jesse277]

Just recently found this. There's no tag, no model or serial numbers anywhere on it, and i can not find one like it anywhere on the Internet. I've found some similar, but the rear end was different. I'd like to at least figure out who made the bike, or a worth

 

[HEMI426]

Welcome to the Cabe. Hang in there someone will chime in with info, cool trike.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Fender is not as deep as on Mickey Mouse models.

 

[Freqman1]

I'm thinking Skippy (American National?) based on the stem. @cr250mark @ridingtoy @Oldbikes what you guys say?

 

[AndyA]

Wait, that wheel disc... I'm having a flashback!

 

[cr250mark]

Looks American National As Shawn
Mentioned
Mid 1930’s
Looks like 24” always hard to judge by picture ( 24” front wheel 16” rears )
Wrong seat , grips . Missing hubcaps and badge
Looks like early repaint
My opinion only here $50 trike as it sits

Complete version ( if 24”?) $200-$250
In original condition with all components.

 

[ridingtoy]

The shape of the rear step plates is definitely an American National design. On some of their models the head badge also had the same shape. Replacement seat appears to have come off a bicycle.

Dave