This outstanding original 1938 Hawthorne ladies bicycle has its original paint and decals, and features dual Delta Silver-Ray headlights, Wise fork lock, tail light and New Departure front coaster brake. This bike, made by...
Very rare 1937 Huffman built Dixie Flyer. This bicycle was the ladies version of the highly desirable Super Streamline men’s bicycles. Notice the unique upper rear seat stays that sweep all the way to...
This Evinrude Streamflow bicycle had an aluminum frame and fork. The styling was very unusual. Few of these bicycles survive. They are very sought after today by collectors.
This outstanding original 1938 Colson Imperial features bright yellow and black paint, aluminum fenders, chromed tank and chainguard, unique swan gooseneck, Colson Imperial “Waterfall” badge, Delta lights, Stewart Warner speedometer, New Departure front coaster...
The aluminum frame on this Monark built Hawthorne Duralium has a piece of springed steel behind the crank housing, and springed steel rod inside the rear stays allowing the rear of the frame to...
The Colson Commander of the mid 1930’s was a very rare bike, made of two pieces of tubing that ran in a continuous loop from the top of the head tube, around the back,...
This is an early Manton Smith bicycle with motorbike style frame featuring the locking fork mechanism. Manton Smith Gold Eagle bicycle head badge. Unique fork locking mechanism built into the side of the head...
This is a very nice original bicycle. Top of the line for Colson, it features aluminum fenders and chrome plated chain guard and tank, plus an aluminum torpedo headlight, streamline Persons pedals and New...