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cat - 1895 Columbia 1.jpg1895 Columbia Bicycle Catalog (1895, Columbia) -
gregs camera 072.JPG3-Star Deluxe (1951, Columbia) - Nice original condition,working horn and light. great rider . Entry Submitted by greg pocock
1950's Columbia 5 star 1.jpg5 star (1950's, Columbia) - Gorgeous original 5 star featuring rear carrier with tail light, chrome fenders and headlight, horn tank, chrome rims, Persons pedals. The only feature that could upgrade this bike would a springer fork and fore brake. What a nice bike.
87c7_3.jpg5 Star Superb (1948, Columbia) - 1948 Columbia 5 Star Superb. Nice original paint bike. Don't see many of the black and white ones. Entry Submitted by Marc Pfisterer
491.JPG5 Star Superb (1949, Columbia) - 1949 Columbia 5 Star. All original. Just in perfect shape. Only 9 + bike I own. Looks like it was barely ridden. Entry Submitted by Marc Pfisterer
ad - 1897 Columbia Hartford.jpgAdvertisement (1897, Hartford) -
1940 Columbia Westfield Air-Rider.jpgAir-Rider (1940, Westfield) - Westfield Manufacturing Company, makers of Columbia bicycles sold some bicycles directly under the Westfield name. These bikes were essentially the same as regular Columbia models. Even the decal on the tank that reads "Air-Rider" was used on both brands.
1959 Columbia Apache 1.jpgApache (1959-60's, Columbia) -
catalog - 1920 Columbia 1.jpgBicycle Catalog (1920, Columbia) - Photos of a 1920 Columbia bicycle catalog.
1948 Columbia Catalog pg1.jpgCatalog (1948, Columbia) - Dealer brochure for the 1948 model line from Columbia.
1934 Columbia cover.jpgCatalog (1934, Columbia) - Dealer brochure for 1934 Columbia bicycles, manufactured by Westfield. The "Twinbar" model is shown. Westfield made a version of this bicycle for Sears to be sold under the Elgin name, still wearing the Twinbar name.
01892 COLUMBIA CENTURY MODEL 30.jpgCENTURY model # 30 (1892, Columbia) - This "safety" bike was named the Century because it was built 400 years after Columbus discovered America. It came with a 30 inch front wheel and a 28 inch rear wheel. It has pneumatic tires, which were the newest in tire technology for that time. It is un-restored and complete except for the brake. The catalog states that some people may remove th...
1894 Columbia Century model 36 - 1.jpgCentury Model 36 (1894, Columbia) - This Columbia bicycle still carries many of the attributes of earlier Safety Bicycles, but is starting to resemble the more modern designs. This bicycle would have had some of the earliest pneumatic tires developed.
1886columbia.jpgColumbia High Wheeler (1886, Columbia) - Also known as a Ordinary or Penny Farthing.
1889Columbia.jpgColumbia Safety (1889, Columbia) - Columbia hard-tire safety. This was before pneumatic tires were developed enough for use on a production bicycle.
1902 Columbia shaft drive 1.jpgColumbia Shaft Drive (1902, Columbia) - This Columbia bicycle utilized the hi-tech chainless shaft-drive technology to deliver power to the rear wheels via a shaft encased inside the lower right frame tube.
1896 Columbia model 50 shaft drive.jpgColumbia shaft drive model 50 (1896, Columbia) - This chainless Columbia bicycle has a very tall frame. If you were not at least 6 foot 5 it must have been difficult to mount this steed.
goodyear 001.jpgDouble-Eagle (195, Goodyear) - This is my origonal Goodyear Double-Eagle. This is one of my better $20 garage sale finds. Entry Submitted by conrad smoot
1950's Columbia Fire Arrow girls 1.jpgFire Arrow (1959, Columbia) - This beautiful original almost looks NOS. Features tank with bell inside, chrome front and rear carrier, chrome headlight, chrome peaked fenders, Kelly Springfield white wall tires, and a Bendix 2 speed. Just an excellent original bicycle
1960's Columbia Fire Arrow.jpgFire Arrow (1960's, Columbia) - Fire-Arrow middleweight bicycle with radical frame design. This bicycle is very rare and is in excellent condition.
1960's Columbia FireBolt 1.jpgFire Bolt (1960's, Columbia) - Black and white Columbia Fire-Bolt middleweight bicycle. This is very similar to the higher model Fire-Arrow.
1959 Columbia Fire-Arrow FS 1.jpgFire-Arrow (1959, Columbia Fire Arrow) - Rare Columbia Fire-Arrow 2-speed middleweight. Candy red and white two-tone with chrome. Overal fair condition. A scarce bike, hard to find in good shape. This bike needs only minor work to be a good rider. Rear hub should be rebuilt. Goodyear whitewalls are in excellent condition. Speedo works. SOLD dave@nostalgic.net
1920's Columbia Girls.jpgLadies (1920's, Columbia) - Columbia bicycle, built by Pope. This bike features 28" single tube whitewall tires and original paint.
1930's Iver Johnson Ladies Minty 1.jpgLadies Bicycles (1939, Iver Johnson) - This Iver Johnson balloon tire bike, is as original as they get! This bike looks nearly brand new. It has not been restored in any way. The tires are even the original Vitalic brand. Notice the immitation wood-grain painted rims, a feature unique to Iver Johnson bicycles. The dash-board, which contains a speedometer and a clock is only found on...
columbia1.JPGMens bicycle (1941, Westfield) - 1941 Westfield (Columbia) in nice original paint. Entry Submitted by Marc Pfisterer
westfield.jpgMens Bicycle (1941, Miami) - 1943 Columbia Westfield built Miami. Entry Submitted by Tim Keith
1950's Goodyear 1.jpgMen's Bicycle (1950's, Goodyear) - Very nice original bike featuring chrome torpedo headlight, streamlined pedals that were added on.
Columbia400-1.jpgModel 400 (1917, Columbia) - Model 400 Columbia chainless bicycle, with full suspension. Notice the unusual leaf-spring front fork. This bicycle was also equipped with a Pope 2-speed "kick-back" rear coaster brake.
DSC02737.JPGMotorbike model A-9 (1923, Columbia) - Columbia Motobike Suberb handsomely finished in Berkshie Blue. Entry Submitted by bill dunham
1918 Columbia like Indian 1.jpgPope - Columbia Motorbike (1918, Columbia) - Similar to the Indian bicycle. Many interchangeable parts. Some Indian bicycles were manufactured by the Pope Mfg. Co.
columbia.jpgRX-5 reproduction (1985, Columbia) - This bike was made in the 1980's by Columbia using the old tooling and they made some limited number. Then they destroyed the tooling as I understand. It is in very good condition with a few minor scratches. Entry Submitted by Mark Joseph
2007-01-30+026.JPGSuperb (1936, Columbia) - Original bike with working horn and light. Entry Submitted by Bill Triplett
1940%20Elgin%20mens%20tanker.jpgTank model (1940, Elgin) - This model was built by Westfield Mfg, and differs in many ways from the Mercury built models. The tank is identical to those found on Columbia bicycles.
IMG_2451.JPGThree Star Deluxe (1950, Columbia) - This is my first balloon tire bicycle that i found in the Netherlands, still got it! Entry Submitted by Ronald vijsma
t 1.jpgThunderbolt (1961, Columbia) - Restored in 1995 is this flamboyant red 1961 Columbia "Thunderbolt" 26 inch middleweight bike with horn-tank, dual headlites and dual rear reflector rack. tires are Kelly Springfield "Sure Stop" 26 x 1.75. Has optional period Stewart Warner Cadet speedo and chrome reflector hubcaps. Entry Submitted by steve mc cann
1910's Columbia Indian with Motorwheel 1.jpgTruss Frame with Smith Motorwheel (1920's, Columbia - Smith) - The rare motor attachment on this Columbia bicycle was called a "Motorwheel". It is a coveted collectors item that any collector would be proud to display in their collection.
1941 Westfield Victory catalog pg1.jpgVictory Bicycles Catalog (1937-1938, Westfield) -
DSC01364.JPGViking 3 Star Superb (1952, Columbia) - I found this awesome bicycle at a local consignment shop in La Jolla, Ca. It had a road tires, shifters and a derailer on it. They previous owner still had most of the original equipment. According to the serial number it was built in late 1952. It features a Viking head badge. Says Columbia built on the tank. It was manufactured by Westfield. I...
aPicture 038.jpgWasp (1948, Schwinn) - 1948 Schwinn restored to original color and new condition. Entry Submitted by Ron Burris Editors notes: Customized with the addition of a 1941 Columbia headlight and reverse color chain-guard (white instead of green). Also a modern interpretation of the classic Schwinn springer fork. A great looking cruiser!
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