This original un-restored pair of 1942 Hawthorne “Victory” bicycles is a prime example of the war-time efforts of bicycle retails such as Montgomery Wards to make their product still interesting to look at. Since the use of chrome, steel and … Continue reading
This Hawthorne American has it’s original patriotic blue and red paint scheme with white pinstripes. It still has the original thick padded Troxel saddle and Torrington Signal pedals. Tires are Wards Riverside Air Cushion whitewalls. The silver decal on the … Continue reading
Six lovely ladies on their deluxe 1930’s Bicycles. Noteworthy bicycles are, 3rd from the left, Rollfast V-200, far right is a Schwinn Motorbike and just to the left of that is a Schwinn Aerocycle. … Continue reading
This months Bicycle of the Month belongs to Chuck Larcom at Star Bike shop in Savanah Georgia. It was restored by Dave’s Vintage Bicycles (nostalgic.net). Features New Departure 2-speed hub and front brake, twin light carrier and original shade of … Continue reading
This is a very nice, un-restored original bike. The paint on this bike is simply amazing! It must have barely been used. Did some boy not appreciate his bike when he was young? Did he wan’t a Schwinn instead, and … Continue reading
Outstanding original condition. This bicycle features remote powered head and tail/brake light. … Continue reading
The truss-frame design was not exclusive to Iver Johnson. This one, badged Rollfast has an interesting sprocket that actually has the Rollfast name embossed into it. Rollfast name embossed right into the sprocket of this truss frame bicycle. … Continue reading
Bonderized Enamel Finishes brochure for Rollfast bicycles from 1936. … Continue reading
