Sprocket compilation PIC HEAVY

[RPower]

Great thread! Haven't seen this one, can anyone identify it?

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Haven't seen this one, can anyone identify it?

Looks like a Miami (Hudson?).
The size and spacing of the drive pin/hole are peculiar (won't interchange well with other more common parts).

Sold - 26T chain ring 28”wood clad wheels very straight. I believe Miami Hudson parts | Archive (sold or withdrawn)

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Anyone here own a Miami / Flying Merkel Bicycle? | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Be careful in the identification of those ''cloverleaf cutout'' patterns. Look closely at each of the following chainrings ... all from Miami Cycle & Manuf. Co. Are they the same, regarding the ''cutout area'' ? ......... patric

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[The Spokemaster]

That red plastic' chainring with the 110 / 130 bolt pattern is not 'Antix" -it's ADDICKS

 

[RPower]

Excelsior but not sure on the date of this pic.

 

[Drosentreter]

Very helpful thread. I was able to identify most of my sprockets. Thank you!

How about these two? Similar to Wald (4 swirls), Colson, others.

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I also have the sprocket on the left, and I’m not sure what it’s off of. I have the bike frame in rough shape too. Maybe it will help.

 

[SKPC]

Any insights? 52t, 15/16" center opening, 1-3/8" c/l to c/l, 5/16" drive pin hole.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Any insights? 52t, 15/16" center opening, 1-3/8" c/l to c/l, 5/16" drive pin hole.

Looks like a Miami, but with a less common 1/2” pitch, (in that pattern).

Very nice; the 52-tooth might be matched with a Sturmey-Archer 24-tooth.
52 / 24 = 2.18
24 / 11 = 2.17

Much better than a 24-tooth matched with an Ichibikes 11-tooth, because new 1/2" pitch chains may be used.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Fauber-look; (24-tooth).

Oversize shaft ~0.999" (15/16" is most common).
Undersize drive pin hole ~0.315" (offset ~1/16” wider than Miami's).

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Fauber crankset of Great Western make; less common slotted-pin drive.

For a ~1920-F? Great Western with undersize 45mm Fauber threaded bottom bracket crank hangar, double-bar (rainbow) frame (1915-16 design patent 49,125 by EJ Lonn).

 

[Drosentreter]

Very helpful thread. I was able to identify most of my sprockets. Thank you!

How about these two? Similar to Wald (4 swirls), Colson, others.

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I figured the left one out. It’s off of a Western Flyer, think Western Flyer Newsboy.