1880’s Ben Hur Safety
Early Ben Hur “safety” bicycle. The “ordinary” hi-wheel bicycles were considered a bit dangerous, with front wheels being so large that the rider sat high up in the air. In the event of an...
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1880’s Singer Extraordinary
Singer bicycle. Named the “Extraordinary”, as apposed to most high-wheel type bicycles of the time, nicknamed the “Ordinary” bicycle. Note: fork is bent forward, not original.
1889 Columbia Safety
Columbia hard-tire safety. This was before pneumatic tires were developed enough for use on a production bicycle.
1890 Hacket Roadster Ladies Frame
Ladies model Hacket Roadster, featuring wooden chain guard and rear fender.
1890’s Crescent Diamond Frame
Crescent model No. 1, made by Western Wheel Works of Chicago. Saddle is a Troxel Scout in great original condition. Troxel Scout saddle. Ornate Crescent head badge. Wood rims.