1937 LaFrance Streamliner
This Art-Deco bicycle was produced by the Huffman Manufacturing Company from 1936 to early 1937. This bike is the only one known that was painted in this unique color scheme. Earlier versions of this...
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1942 Fall / Winter Firestone Catalog
1942 Fall and Winter Firestone catalog. Shows Colson and Huffman built bicycles. “Bullnose” Super Cruiser, etc.
1941 Firestone Christmas Flyer
Shows Colson and Huffman built bicycles. Super Cruiser “Bullnose” and others.
1940 Western Auto Green Banner Sale Catalog
This scan from a 1940 Western Auto Supply catalog shows bicycles built by the Huffman Manufacturing Company. The deluxe boys bike uses the 3-rib streamliner tank that was used on the desirable Super Streamline...
1939 Firestone Twin-Flex
The Bike of the Month this month belongs to Jerry Germeau of Seattle Washington. It is an excellent example of a 1939 Huffman built Firestone Twin-Flex in original paint. Very tough to find them...
1941 Western Auto 32nd Aniversary Sale Catalog
This scanned page from a Western Auto dealer catalog shows the bicycle models available during this special sale in 1941. Models built by Huffman and the Cleveland Welding Company are shown. Davis Deluxe bicycle...
1940 Western Auto Red Tag Sale catalog
This scanned page from a 1940 Western Auto Supply catalog shows a wide variety of Western Flyer bicycles that were available. In the lineup are a Huffman built men’s bicycle with streamline 3 rib...
1940 Murray Built Firestone
Rare Firestone built by Murray Ohio. We are now aware of 5 bicycle manufacturers who made bicycles for Firestone. They are, Huffman, Colson, Murray Ohio, H.P. Snyder and for a very brief time, Cleveland...
1937 Indian Bicycle
This is a Huffman built bike featuring the same 3-rib tank as the Dayton Streamliner, and the 3-rib chain guard used on the Firestone Twin-Flex and Firestone Fleetwood bicycles. This bicycle is a made-up...
Bicycle Head Badges
Collection of restored bicycle head badges. Restoration by Dave at Dave’s Vintage Bicycles – www.nostalgic.net. Upper left – Gambles Hiawatha. Upper Right – Packard, used by Colson. Lower Left and middle – Lafrance and...