1902 Columbia Shaft Drive
This Columbia bicycle utilized the hi-tech chainless shaft-drive technology to deliver power to the rear wheels via a shaft encased inside the lower right frame tube. The Christy Saddle
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1910’s-20’s Indian Motorbike
Deluxe Indian bicycle. Called a “motorbike” in reference to the similar look to a motorcycle.
1910’s Schwinn Excelsior
Note the large chainring on this blue and red Schwinn built Excelsior bicycle. Outrageous colors were often used by Schwinn during this era. The oversize chain ring and the red and blue paint job...
1910’s Indian Diamond Frame
Early Indian bicycle, when they were still manufactured by the Hendee Mfg. Co.
1918 Columbia Pope – Columbia Motorbike
Similar to the Indian bicycle. Many interchangeable parts. Some Indian bicycles were manufactured by the Pope Mfg. Co.
1880’s Gormully & Jeffery Mfg. Co. High Wheel
Gormully & Jeffery were known for making high quality bicycles, and later for making Rambler automobiles.
1902 Rambler Chainless Safety
Rare 1902 G&J Rambler chainless, featuring rococo lug work that was a trademark feature of their bicycles. The shaft that drives the rear wheel runs through the lower right tubing. Rococo lug work is...