Mid 30s Ballooner frame with collet seatpost, thoughts on maker??

[WillWork4Parts]

Just go this one, Thanks Bob!!!
Looking to crowdsource and positively ID this frame. I think the post, collet, and frame are about all that belong together. The kick has similar patina too...but the rivet head just broke off at the pivot. Fork looks like Snyder, but has traces of blue paint, where the frame looks to have been red once. The boiled linseed oil treatment over rust makes things look like they match a little better...

The Hiawatha badge was glued on and has small Schwinn screws in larger rivet holes.

Both fork blades are open ended.

Odd that it has the binder bolt brazed over, but the collet setup seems to function just fine, and the brazing doesn't exactly look like a back yard job...besides the gap underneath .

I figure that's probably a defining feature of maker or year...?

Bottom bracket has volcano joints.

Looks like the serial number is E10475. The 1 looks like it was formed with a combination of stamps.

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[byke!punk]

36 Snyder built.

 

[catfish]

36 Snyder built.

This right here.

 

[mrg]

50’s Hiawatha badge

 

[Barfbucket]

36 Snyder built.

Mine is badged as a Zenith

 

[byke!punk]

Mine is badged as a Zenith

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I love these ones fenderless.

 

[mrg]

Built this 36 V-70 Hawthorne klunker with a collared seat post a while back. Always heard 36 has the only yr. With a collard seat post, original posters frame looks really different than any other frame I’ve seen especially where the post/seat stays join?

 

[WillWork4Parts]

Yeah, I think I spotted a couple of others like mine when I was looking through images on here, but they were Rollfast (D.P. Harris) and nothing complete/correct. So....???

 

[Gully]

Here's my '36 OG ladies bike.

 

[WetDogGraphix]

Here's my 36 Hawthorne Tri-Bar.