Need ID on this early camelback

[Glenn Rhein]

It has a Musselman M hub and what looks to be a Shelby chain ring and crank. 26 inch wheels. Waffle pedals

 

[Hastings]

Here’s a link to the frame I sold.

Sold - FS: 1935 Shelby Flying Cloud “camelback” Frame/cups/badge/seatpost sleeve >>$144/shipped | Archive (sold or withdrawn)

Solid 1935 Shelby camel back frame. M205142. It has a lot of paint loss. Some original dodger blue color paint remains under the green repaint. But it’s mostly gone. Solid straight frame though. very slight bend on chain side seat-stay. No rot. Cups are there but need good cleaning. Rear Drop...

thecabe.com

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Notice that one was a 1935–M taller (head) balloon tire drop bar frame, and the latter looks more like a short frame 28” wheel bike.
Might have an earlier serial number?

Rear hub looks like from a Sears Elgin.

Seat post clamp binder bolt proximity; and flat-front of rear forks ends; and perhaps non-flush headset cups, also hint at Westfield?

 

[catfish]

I'm thinking Shelby

 

[hoofhearted]

Appears to be Westfield-Built
to my old peepers.

Butt-Hoo-Nose ?

Below is the @Hastings Shelby
camelback frame he sold nearly a year ago.