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[fordmike65]

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Also an earlier model. I'm no Schwinn expert, but I'm sticking to at least a 37 or so.

 

[Jeff metcalf]

Also an earlier model. I'm no Schwinn expert, but I'm sticking to at least a 37 or so.

Would it have had any writing on it? I remembered I have this pic that I originally thought maybe somebody wrote on the bike themselves, but now I wonder if it is original? Problem is, I can't tell what it says......

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[Jeff metcalf]

Would it have had any writing on it? I remembered I have this pic that I originally thought maybe somebody wrote on the bike themselves, but now I wonder if it is original? Problem is, I can't tell what it says......View attachment 736050

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Also just found this...

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[Cooper S.]

Would it have had any writing on it? I remembered I have this pic that I originally thought maybe somebody wrote on the bike themselves, but now I wonder if it is original? Problem is, I can't tell what it says......View attachment 736050

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It says liberty, that's what headbadge it had

 

[GTs58]

Possible 1938 model.

Here's one that kwoodyh just picked up.

Next is the Schwinn Henderson S/N Z532BB
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/bought-a-few-bikes.123832/

 

[Freqman1]

I agree late '38. V/r Shawn

 

[Jeff metcalf]

Thank you to everyone for your help in identifying my bike. I believe we've nailed it down to a 1938, model C, Hollywood Liberty. I think half the fun is uncovering the story behind these bikes, so thank you everyone again for all your help in unraveling third mystery...
Not sure where ill go from here with the bike as even though I'm not an official bike collector, I find myself with 5-6 of them now and not enough time, knowledge our money to bring them back to life the way they deserve... in the end though, I'm a sucker for jthem and as long as they're cheap to free, the collection will continue to grow.....



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[tripple3]

Thank you to everyone for your help in identifying my bike. I believe we've nailed it down to a 1938, model C, Hollywood Liberty. I think half the fun is uncovering the story behind these bikes, so thank you everyone again for all your help in unraveling third mystery...
Not sure where ill go from here with the bike as even though I'm not an official bike collector, I find myself with 5-6 of them now and not enough time, knowledge our money to bring them back to life the way they deserve... in the end though, I'm a sucker for jthem and as long as they're cheap to free, the collection will continue to grow..... Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Excellent. Welcome to our group.
Getting it ridable is not that expensive. Tires and tubes and fresh grease with some labor and love... Totally worth it!
search for cleaning threads etc. and have Fun.
C mods are Cool!