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1941 "50" Series Motobike Equipped Model F59T
Fully restored by Kenneth Kowal. Options: Stewart Warner Floating Front Hub Torrington Signal Pedals Persons No. 219 Rear Reflector
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1923 Columbia Standard Motobike, Model A9. 28" wood steel armored rims. Original (hard as a rock) single tube tires. This bike will stay the way I found it.
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1946 Compax Paratrooper All original condition. This was the first take apart Compax made after the war. The frame decal re-used from pre-war models only reads "Sports Traveler" with the logo "Compax the folding bike" between the words Sports and Traveler. The "Paratrooper" name first used after the war on this model is only found on the headbadge. Later models would have a "Paratrooper" decal on the frame including "Parachutes". One thing to note on the Compax bikes is they were always advertised as "The Folding Bike" but nothing except the handlebars realy folded at all. The frame was take apart.
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1936 Streamline Motobike Equipped Model A69TB This is one of the many "Westfield Made Bikes" from the 1930's badged with a name borrowed from the old "American Bicycle Company". This one with the Crawford name. Dispite which namebadge used, all these Westfield Made bikes were the same and could be found in the "Westfield Made" catalog.
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