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comet

Finally riding a big boys bike
. What should I look for when I see it. What is the value? Thanks.

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@comet

Thank you for posting this.

comet … is it possible that you are able to use
a different camera and snap a few more pics
of the decal area ?

Whatever it is that is creating that screendoor
imagery is about as welcome as a sidecar on
a wheelchair.

Would like to see the paint layers.

Not believing that red is 'over' the green.
Believe that red is the Davis-type primer.

Although that was a brilliant consideration posted
by @bikewhorder in Entry #6, just above.

And, that 'silver' (could be white) in the decal
may be part of it's 'metallic' feature, with the gold
overlay long gone.

Would also enjoy seeing the stamping-directionality
of any numbers / letters that may appear at the
underside of the crankcase, please.

Thank you .….

….. patric


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EXAMPLE …..Model year 1917 Davis-Built made in 1916 …..
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I believe the "screen door imagery" is a moire pattern from taking live photographs of pictures on a computer screen. If possible it would be better to post original digital photos, or at least proper screen captures.

Something that makes me cautious is that the patina is so even. There is plenty of evident surface wear, but NO damage and NOTHING missing, and critical things like the head badge are nearly perfect. Almost too perfect. I have seen some amazing bikes assembled from parts but made to look "as found." I don't know how much this one is worth but I'm guessing a lot--maybe enough for someone to have put some serious effort into it.
 
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