Sunday's Show and Tell 8/27/23

[jd56]

Sorry about last Sunday's post.
Thanks GoldenGreek (George) for stepping in again.
Issues with second foot surgery.
But, back

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

 

[New York Pope]

Found this 1869 Velocipede formerly owned by Lockport NY Walter Kohl’s a motorcycle dealer business
in the Early 1950s.

The store was a local Indian motocycle dealership prior in the early 1900s. (I’ll provide a more detailed history of my hometown in a post later … it’s very interesting).

Heavy bronze and brass pedals and hardware. Metal hand forged blacksmith built. Makers plate holes on top of frame , behind seat but no plate. Help of maker would be appreciated via PM … I would be grateful.

Acres of diamonds .. near home…found 20 miles from my residence.

Rick
7168009721

Ps 10k is my selling price . Waiting for offers from collectors thank you … 7168009721 come and look at it before if you wish located near Buffalo NY

 

[39Rocket]

There’s been a lot of deals won by me this week! Happy to add these awesome pieces

 

[39Rocket]

I love to collect bikes that have an obvious to even non collectors feature that’s different. This 1897 Crawford with LEFT side drive is so kool

 

[39Rocket]

And this John Alexander (Rocket bike maker) altered fork is just so odd. I LOVE studying his work . What was he making this odd piece for?

 

[Freqman1]

A few small things from the past couple of weeks. The vented spark plugs will be cleaned up and installed the next time I have my Sportster judged. The ferrules will allow me to shorten my rear brake cable so I can ride my newly acquired '41 Autocycle.

 

[TrustRust]

More motorcycle Magnetos.. This time got 2 nice Splitdorf Type C four cylinder ones with intact pulleys..

 

[rickyd]

Couple Schwinns

 

[Just Jeff]

Found this 1941 Schwinn frame.

 

[biker]

Early Indian Saddle. Cleaned up a bit. Doesn't look like it was used much.