Prewar fork front fender ID help pleeeze anyone

[bikesnbuses]

Good afternoon CABErs! I got this fork and front fender in a pile..Unfortunately its all I have from said bicycle..
Is it CWC,Shelby??Any thoughts? Thank you everyone!!Jeff

 

[bikewhorder]

Snyder would be my guess. I'd bet a little bit of money on it.

 

[lgrinnings]

My guess (and it's only a guess) is 36-37 CWC front fender and Snyder fork. It appears to me as though the method of fender mounting isn't conducive between the fork and fender.

 

[CWCMAN]

It looks like the same style fender used on the CWC shroud tank.

Same pins, same conduit connector and looks like it also had the silver ray and base.

My 36 shroud tank has similar looking fenders.

Just my guess.

 

[bricycle]

fender likely had a Silver Ray on it, or the Delta Horn-lite

 

[bikesnbuses]

Awesome..Thanks everyone!

 

[Krakatoa]

Nice job guys I agree with the comments above.

Snyder fork made with margarine not pure butter like Columbia
CWC fender (OP - I am potentially interested if it's for sale!)

 

[bikewhorder]

The profile on the front is different but other than that it would appear to be a shroud tank fender. I've owned two of these bikes and they are somewhat distinctive.

 

[lgrinnings]

The really early CWC front fenders are snub-nosed, which is why I went with 36-37. This fender is from my 36/37 bent tank...

 

[CWCMAN]

The profile on the front is different but other than that it would appear to be a shroud tank fender. I've owned two of these bikes and they are somewhat distinctive.

Yes, my 36 shroud tank is an early production which uses the stubby snub nose fender and one piece fender braces. I have never seen that pin style on any bent tank and that is why I said it is most likely from a shroud tank bike.