1910’s Flying Merkel Double Bar
The Miami Cycle Company manufactured bicycles using their famous motorcycle brand name “Flying Merkel” and even painted them the same trademark orange color. This is a very rare example of such a bicycle. even...
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1910’s Emblem
This bike is a true survivor. Built in the teens by the Emblem Manufacturing Company, this bike is typical of many bicycles back in those days, done in an interesting color combination with plenty...
1910’s Elgin Catalog Pages
Sears Catalog pages showing Elgin bicycles and parts available through mail order or at their stores.
1910’s Corbin catalog – Corbin 2 speed hub
Corbin / New Depature 2-speed hub brochure. This hub was an early “kick-back” style 2 speed hub that was popular on deluxe bicycles such as the Harley Davidson or Indian.
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...
1910’s – 1920’s Iver Johnson Truss Bridge
This is one of the most complete, all original Iver Johnson bicycles I have ever seen. Complete with original paint, pin striping, saddle, etc. It is a single speed with toe clips and although...
1910-1920’s Eagle
Bought at auction 20 years ago. I have not been able to find out anything about it. I believe it is a wooden rim, but not sure. The paint is red and has gold...
1910 Sears Catalog Pages
Sears & Robuck Co. pages from a 1910 store catalog showing a few of their bicycles, the Napoleon and Peerless.