1937 Peerless by H.P. Snyder
1937 Peerless badged bike, built by H.P. Snyder (Rollfast). Nice hard to find original Green color bike! This is very similar to the ’36 Hawthorne Zep.
1937 Peerless badged bike, built by H.P. Snyder (Rollfast). Nice hard to find original Green color bike! This is very similar to the ’36 Hawthorne Zep.
The first balloon tired bicycle was introduced by Schwinn in 1933. This example is an un-restored survivor, with the horn and headlight intact. It’s badged as an Excelsior.
All original Monark Superframe 5-bar with rare “pencil” spring fork (one year only). Headlight is a Delta Winner. Notice that the front of the tank has vent holes drilled into it. This is the...
1936 Schwinn Excelsior Motorbike. Interesting story behind this restoration. The owner of this bicycle sourced all the parts for the build from eBay and private collectors. His inspiration was the 1936 Schwinn Motorbike on...
1941 Monark Deluxe with butterfly stand, springer front fork, nice train light, Davis Deluxe white wall tires and New Departure 2 speed setup. Nice original paint complete bicycle. Just gotta love 2 tone blue paint schemes.
1941 Columbia made, Westfield badged Air-Rider Special. Nice original paint.
This is my 1938 motorbike Henderson. I restored it my self. I sand blasted and did the body & paint myself. Has front & rear drum brakes. Seat restored by Bob Usasi. Wheels laced...
This Twinbar has Colson flat curved fender braces and Roadmaster curved rack braces. I just find them to really look great on the bike. It started out as a Twin 20. Its got a...
This is my new 1938 Schwinn Motorbike badged American Flyer. I have been told by many collectors that this is the only one left in these colors. The Motorbike has an original “shorty” brake...