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New database entries since 12/10/2009
 | Diamond Frame Road Bike (1960's, Hawthorne) - I found it thrashed I don't know alot about it but this vintage bike collector told me 1960s fixed it up only original parts are the handle bars,handle bars post,seat post, cog, frame, fork, peddles,crank set,chain guard Entry Submitted by alan torres |
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 | Silverking flo-cycle advertisement (1936, Monark) - ORIGINAL MAGAZINE AD FOR A 1936 MONARK SILVERKING "FLO-CYCLE." THE FIRST YEAR FOR THE "FLO-CYCLE." RADICAL IN DESIGN - ALUMINUM FRAME. VERY RARE AND SOUGHT-AFTER PREWAR BIKE! Entry Submitted by steve mc cann |
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 | Phantom (1956, Schwinn) - A very rare girl's green Phantom original and untouched bike. Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney |
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 | Phantom (1959, Schwinn) - The '59 Phantom differed from previous years in several ways. Notable were the newer "bow" pedals, a different seat cover, and different decals on teh seat tube, tank, and chain guard. With the exception of newer tires this bike is an untouched original. Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney |
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 | Paper Boy Special (Late 1950's, Schwinn) - bike was bought from original owner and is still all original with 120 gauge spoke s-2 wheels, tall goose neck, wide handle bars. i did restore the original paper boy rack on back Entry Submitted by CATON WALTER |
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 | Excelsior C Model (1936, Schwinn) - 100% original, untouched, unmolested pre war Schwinn! Paint is a strong 9! Original wiring from Delta horn button and Delta HornLight still exists and is functional. Extremely well preserved with O.G. equipment. You would be VERY hard pressed to find a nicer example!!! Entry Submitted by J.C. Reznikoff |
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 | Silver King boys Deluxe M1 (1936, Monark) - Original 1936 magazine ad of the Silver King boys Deluxe M1 bike with art deco goose neck, and as shown on my 1936 M1 Silver King. Entry Submitted by steve mc cann |
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 | Black Phantom (1954, Schwinn) - An almost completely original bike that even has the warranty card. Only non-original parts are tassles, valve stem caps, and repo tailight. The 55 year old Typhoons are still holding up nicely! Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney |
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 | Phantom (1956, Schwinn) - This green Phantom has had some touch up work done (tank, light, and back of frame) and has a few custom accessories (hubcaps and dice valve stem caps). Repo Typhoons and rear light. Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney |
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 | Luxury Liner (1953, Roadmaster) - An original bike except for the blackwall Typhoon tires. The Roadmaster had a rather unusual springer front end but it rides like a dream! Entry Submitted by Shawn Sweeney |
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 | Ladies Bicycle (1969, Huffy) - This is a 1969 26" Huffy women's bicycle that I recently restored for a co-worker. It was dark blue when she bought it forty years ago, but she asked me to paint it pink - so I did. She loved it! Entry Submitted by Dave Nichols |
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 | Flying Cloud (1951, Shelby) - 1951 Shelby Flying Cloud, I just finished this bike for a woman who's husband asked me to refinish it for her for Christmas 2009. She won it back when she was 7 or 8 in 1951 and held on to it all this time. Entry Submitted by DOUG DEGRASSI |
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 | Hornet (1950, Schwinn) - Very early Hornet, before they had the name on the chainguard. All original in Burgundy and Ivory. Entry Submitted by stan watt |
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 | Silverking boys deluxe m1 gooseneck (1936, Monark) - this is the very rare monark silverking "winged" aluminum art deco goose neck which were on the boys and girls deluxe bikes of the late 1930's. this is untouched - no polish or buffing. Entry Submitted by steve mc cann |
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 | Twin 60 (1936, Elgin) - A fine original paint Elgin Twin 60. One of the rarest and most desirable bikes of the prewar era. This bike sports the rare cream and red color scheme, as opposed to the more common white and red. All deluxe and correct parts with the following exceptions: restored saddle, repop light lens, some paint detailing on the shroud, and the floating fore... |
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 | Skylark (1936, Elgin) - This is beautifully restored 1936 Skylark, formerly in the Steve Castelli Collection. Paint and chrome are immaculate. All correct and original parts except for the Persons Teardrop pedals. Entry Submitted by Evan Penny |
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 | Robin (1936, Elgin) - A very fine example of an original paint 1936 Elgin Robin. One of the most desirable and dramatic bicycle designs of the era. Note the Zeppelin style tank and the low slung frame, original ribbed Allstate tires and unique Elgin Gooseneck / speedo assembly. Entry Submitted by Evan Penny |
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