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1902 Pierce Cushion Frame Special
Found in an antique shop in Ohio by a friend. Was shipped to Cleveland, OH from Tonawanda, NY in the late 1940s and hung in a barn until a picker found it. Has one...
1941 Schwinn DX Excelsior – Special Model
This is my most recent find. I got this in trade today from Tim Brandt a local collector and friend. His story and history on the bike is as follows. 1941 Excelsior DX This...
1937 Montgomery Ward Hawthorne Duralium – Ladies model
1937 ladies aluminum “Duralium” bicycle, made by Monark Silver King, Inc. Very nice original condition. Has the cool early speedometer and a nice klaxon horn. Nice set of original U.S. Royal Chain tires still...
1930’s Troxel “Tool Box” seat – restored
Troxel deluxe streamline tool box seat with chromed wear tabs and rasberry reflector. The seat was used on Monark Silver King aluminum bikes and other deluxe bikes of the late 1930’s. Entry submitted by:...
1935 Rollfast Rat Bike
This is a custom “rat bike” based on a 1935 Rollfast Motorbike. Features Fat Frank tires, 1941 “Hibbard” Snyder built spring fork with Monark truss-rods, large sprocket on front, 1890’s small front sprocket adapted...
Hawthorne Bicycles
Hawthorne was a brand of Montgomery Ward stores. Most Hawthorne bicycles were manufactured by the Cleveland Welding Company or H.P. Snyder (makers of Rollfast bicycles). While Montgomery Ward did not actually manufacture the bicycles that...
1960’s Hi-Lo Folding Bicycle
Picked up the folder at a swap meet. Some people have told me that these are/were popular in Saudi. Have ben told it might be a Monark but I have not been able to...
1953 Firestone Super Cruiser
This is a 1953 Monark Built Firestone Super Cruiser. The all Chrome option was called the “Imperial” and that was written in script across the chainguard inplace of “Super” Entry Submitted by Junior Parkman