Sunday's Show and Tell ... 12/27/20

[jd56]

Happy Holiday weekend everyone.
Hope all are doing well and got what you wished for.
Wishing for a safer start to 2021 this weekend.
It can only get better.

So let's see what classics you've found or received from the past week.
Whether, it be bike related or not.
Please, include pictures as we do love pictures!

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[buck hughes]

picked up a Colson (i think) sidewalk bike no badge but looks like a Colson. missing pedals and pedal arms. let me know if anyone has my parts that are missing that's for sale. also picked a nice bicycle light

 

[Junkman Bob]

Picked up a couple old ballooners including an ACE badged straight bar and a cool monark and 3 hobby funding bikes to fuel my addiction...lol

 

[THEGOLDENGREEK]

I Found a few cool things, a child's Roadmaster double bar which I've never seen one before. Blue women schwinn deluxe model. And a men's comet columbia with a nd 2 speed on it!

 

[mike j]

Finally finished this little sculpture. It's made of Magnetite (iron ore), that I picked up from some of the old mines west of our village, during some of my bike rides. I had actually finished it about a year ago. When I was experimenting with mounts, I stepped away to get a better look & it rolled off the table onto the concrete floor. Smashed into so many pieces I put it into a box & forgot about it till recently. Rebuilt it, added the Mountain Laurel & the magnets for effect. I call it 2020, from a certain angle it almost looks like F- 2020.

 

[Jesse McCauley]

I got a special delivery on Christmas morning

 

[tjkajecj]

Crusty, but mechanically sound 1938 Colson.

 

[New Mexico Brant]

A very lightly used vintage 1999 Klein Mantra came my way. It came from the original owner’s grand daughter; the owner bought this in his sixties and is almost 90 years old now. The tires still have their molding flash so this didn’t see much use. These Mantras can be picked up for a song now days; it should be easy to get a few hundred dollars of fun out of this beautifully built bicycle! I remember wanting one when they came out but could not afford the ticket price at the time. Today will be my maiden journey.
Other exciting news are the Columbia WWI Military Model badges Scott and I had reproduced. These will allow for a small group of bikes to get back on the road with their missing “soul-plate!”

 

[Rustngrease]

Had a great run this weekend , big thanks to redline 1968, you hooked me up bro I appreciate it.

 

[dasberger]

A couple more bits for the Flightliner...

Fork mount bracket for my Breckenridge Lightweight.

And a couple of "Sundries" to go with my previously acquired Iver catalog and my 1916 Truss Bridge...