Its a: Trinity Cycle Mfr. Co

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Ok - here's what I have - I think your bike is 1897

( I'm not 100% but I'm at least 99.9999999% sure - hope this helps )

 

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If I had to guess ........ I think your bike is a "Trinity".

I'll look through some things and see what I have but I'm pretty sure that's what it is.

Thank you Bill, that appears to be it. Your help is greatly appreciated! I would give you ten likes if I could! Now I am off to try to find a badge...

 

[corbettclassics]

You're very welcome and thanks!

Also - the Wheelman library has the 1897 catalogue if you want to contact Bill Smith and get it for $5.00 on PDF.

 

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I'll post some more things here related to Trinity. I'm sure it will all be in the catalogue but look at this stuff anyway :

 

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[New Mexico Brant]

You're very welcome and thanks!

Also - the Wheelman library has the 1897 catalogue if you want to contact Bill Smith and get it for $5.00 on PDF.

Thanks for the catalog tip as well, I will contact Bill Smith.

The dust caps in the above advertisement is almost visible in one of my photographs. Very similar caps on the hubs as well. I will have to post a better image of showing this detail of the bottom bracket.

It is interesting the above literature posted has two different addresses for Trinity, one for Keene, NH and the other in Worcester, MA. I wonder what is behind the move from one state to another? These details with TOC companies are so fascinating!

 

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