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hoofhearted
Saint Lactose The Tolerant
…Via Paint.net
I have this Trinity (Keene, N.H.) badge. Solid Nickel
with paint backfill.
Some paint missing. No dings .. no scuffs .. all three
screw holes are tiny.
Is one of the twelve badges that I did not sell when I
sold my entire badge collection to a motivated buyer.
No access to a camera 'til tomorrow.
…. patric
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cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
You guys are the BEST!
That advertising is classic!
Thanks for making my day.
I’m sure, Brant is doing cartwheels.
That advertising is classic!
Thanks for making my day.
I’m sure, Brant is doing cartwheels.
New Mexico Brant
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Patric, I can't wait to see the badge; waiting in thrilling suspense! I sent you a PM.
hoofhearted
Saint Lactose The Tolerant
Diggin' this image, Brant !!
“The finest thing that ever happened” that’s some strong marketing right there. Makes you want one - lol
New Mexico Brant
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
This is getting slightly off topic but very interesting: Thomas (Frank T.) Fowler must have been quite the bicycle operator in the late 1890's. He started with Hill Cycle Mfr. Co. in Chicago, then moved to Worchester, MA where he was involved with at least two different companies (Trinity and Windle) producing cycles. Then on to Keene, NH with Trinity, then back to Chicago with Fowler Bicycle. That is when Ignaz Scwhinn got his start with Fowler's company. Here is a short bio if anyone is interested:
http://www.sdf80120.com/projects/F.T.Fowler.html
http://www.sdf80120.com/projects/F.T.Fowler.html
hoofhearted
Saint Lactose The Tolerant
@New Mexico Brant
Wife back in Ohio now … for the day. Was entertaining our out of state
sister-in-law in for a class reunion in Maysville, KY. (Where we have
our second home).
Used wife's cell-cam to snap maybe a dozen badge pics. Wife e-m'd
them to my addy. One showed up. Needed zero paint.net .
Wife now on way back to schmooze with sister-in-law in KY. This will
prolly be the only pic I can post. Sorry about this.
Be thankful.
….. patric
Wife back in Ohio now … for the day. Was entertaining our out of state
sister-in-law in for a class reunion in Maysville, KY. (Where we have
our second home).
Used wife's cell-cam to snap maybe a dozen badge pics. Wife e-m'd
them to my addy. One showed up. Needed zero paint.net .
Wife now on way back to schmooze with sister-in-law in KY. This will
prolly be the only pic I can post. Sorry about this.
Be thankful.
….. patric
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cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
It looks like it takes three screws to mount.
Pretty distinctive.
Brant, does your frame have three badge holes in a triangular pattern?
Pretty distinctive.
Brant, does your frame have three badge holes in a triangular pattern?
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