1944 Columbia Sports Tourist
1944 Columbia Sports Tourist wartime blacked out bicycle. Hard to find blacked out handlebars, stem and sprocket. Also has the not so hard to find blacked out hubs. Nice complete original WW2 bicycle.
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1941 Columbia built Westfield Air-Rider Special
1941 Columbia made, Westfield badged Air-Rider Special. Nice original paint.
1960’s Columbia Newsboy Special
This 1960’s Newsboy Special, built by the Columbia Manufacturing Company is a heavy-duty balloon tire bicycle that was designed to fill the demand for a rugged service bicycle. By the time this bike was...
1941 Westfield
Fully restored by Nate “Buster” Jaros, this 26″ 1941 Westfield with a 20″ large frame was located in poor shape. During blasting, two shades of blue paint emerged. Detailed catalog images were found and...
1939 Westfield Rambler
This 1939 Rambler was made by the Westfield Manufacturing Company (aka, Columbia). It features a clock and speedometer in the “dashboard” that is mounted to the goose neck. To light the way, it is...
1889 Columbia Light Roadster Hard Tire Safety
This all original bicycle was found in the attic of an eastern Massachusetts mansion in the spring of 2012. It had been stored there since about 1934.
1910’s Bicycle Dealership – Photograph – H.A. Testard
This great photograph was found on Shorpy.com, but it’s so cool I had to repost it here for your enjoyment! It shows the dealership of H.A. Testard, who sold Bicycles and Automobiles. This was...
1951 Pope (Columbia) “Five Star” Super Equipped
An uncommon badged Model R5 Columbia built, Pope badged bicycle in a rare color combo. 100% original unrestored. Entry submitted by: Freqman1
Christmas 1946 – Columbia Bicycle ad
This advertisement from 1946 reads: For those “extra special” Christmas presents . . . brand new juvenile models for the youngsters. Latest de-luxe balloon-tire models for teen-agers. Lightweight “Sport Tourists” for grown-ups. All have...
1940-1941 Columbia Built, Elgin Deluxe
1940 or 1941 Sears Elgin Deluxe. Rare version built by Westfield Mfg Co. (Columbia) Entry Submitted by Laura Kauppinen