Improved Peerless Brake Hub 1907-1908

[gtdohn]

Looking for an Improved Peerless armless brake hub with date stamp of 1907 or 1908. Must have a skip tooth cog with 10 or so teeth, 36 spoke holes and in working order.

Thank you.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

A 1908 Sears catalog shows the improved model Peerless bicycle, and an older-style Atherton coaster brake, (with a brake arm).
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/first-post-in-the-antique-fourum.54548/

Not sure which year Sears switched to the Musselman armless coaster brake, (on those Davis-built bikes).

Perhaps it was the ~1910 or so, high-art model Peerless that used the Mussleman hub?
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/perplexed-peerless-ponderings.138758/

 

[gtdohn]

The one I am looking for came on a 1914 Peerless (high art model) and it was stamped "Improved Peerless brake patented July 1907"
I also had an early Musselman armless hub, but the internal parts were not interchangeable with the Peerless.