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Show your Davis built bicycles

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I spent the day at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and besides the Picasso & Diego Rivera exhibit, this old Dayton Cycles poster was one of the coolest things hanging on the walls.
Nothing short of magnificent!
 
Not mine but looking for any info - would be much appreciated.

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Kato ... that is a Shelby-Built Davis.

Shelby purchased Davis sometime in or after 1923.

That frame could be badged as a Dayton or Yale ...
notice it has a Shelby, truss fork of the era.

That Davis badge was the final badge Davis used
on a bicycle from their factory. It was originally
of the bottle-cap variety.

....... patric
 
Patric - Thanks as always for the incredible info.
I wasn't sure about the headbadge based on where the holes were - sort of at a weird spot at the bes of the circle / almost on the edge
 
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Here's some fresh pictures of the 1918 Davis made, Harley Davidson Motorcyke.
Now outfitted with rideable rubber on its original rims.
Catalog correct, Long Hand Horn, Bridgeport frame pump,New Departure "Zoo Series" Turtle bell, Delta battery powered light kit, pre1923 Wald, jeweled glass reflector made in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Bulldog stitched leather grips, Troxel Motorbike saddle & tool bag, & Veeder Trip Cyclometer.
 
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