What rims are these?

[JO BO]

Hi; wonder if someone can ID these wheels/era they are from etc. thanks Jo Bo

 

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

Iver Johnson used similar to these in the 1930’s.

 

[Robertriley]

I have one those but I thought they were closer to the turn of the century. Mine is laced to a TOC ND hub. @New Mexico Brant

 

[bikejunk]

I have seen them on bikes from the early teens to the early 30 s earlier versions have wood (not much) as inner like glue surface for the tire late ones are just metal

 

[New Mexico Brant]

Jo Bo read post 101 of this thread:

Excelsior bicycles | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Does anyone have any idea how many different head badges were used? It seems like every Excelsior I have seen has a different head badge! Also, does anyone know when or if Excelsior used non-skip-tooth sprockets on pre-balloon tire bikes? I hope this is an alright area to ask. I found what seems...

thecabe.com

 

[fat tire trader]

My 1915 Racycle Rideabout has those rims. If you show us the hubs, we can tell you more.

 

[Cooper S.]

I have a set on a mead from the 1910s, I imagine they were made by lobdell or someother parts distributor

 

[JO BO]

My 1915 Racycle Rideabout has those rims. If you show us the hubs, we can tell you more.

Model A new departure rear not sure of front.

 

[locomotion]

Iver Johnson used similar to these in the 1930’s.

X2, Iver Johnson and Lovell Diamond

 

[Shawn Michael]

I'm curious myself. I just recently sold an old Schwinn straight bar with a rim like that on the front.