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1944 Large Poster-Bicycles Come Through on the China Front |
This is a large size poster that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The text is, `Bicycles are helping our Allies as well as our own Armed Forces and Auxiliary Services to carry on in many theaters of war. Shown here is a Chinese soldier using a Columbia bicycle built for the Chinese Military Services. Easy to operate, these sturdy Columbias are engineered to stand up under hard service. Bicycles are proving among the most effective means of conserving gas and rubber - on the home front as well as the war fronts. Your Columbia dealer is prepared to serve you. The Westfield Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Massachusetts. America`s FIRST Bicycle, First in 1877 - First in 1944`. The dimensions are 17 x 21 7/8 inches. Photo #001 [Item# Columbia-002] |
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1944 Large Poster-Courier and Messenger Service For U.S. Armed Forces |
This is a large size poster that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The text is, `Courier and Messenger Service For U.S. Armed Forces as well as for our Allies are among the many essential wartime uses for bicycles. Columbia bicycles are proving to be not only an effective, ever-ready means of transportation for personnel carrying dispatches, but also find important combat uses as well. Likewise, because bicycles conserve both gasoline and rubber, workers in essential industries and other home front wartime services find cycling provides timely transportation efficiency. Your Columbia dealer is prepared to serve you. The Westfield Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Massachusetts. America`s FIRST Bicycle, First in 1877 - First in 1944`. The dimensions are 17 x 21 7/8 inches. Photo 003 [Item# Columbia-003] |
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1944 Large Poster-Wac `Takes Off` at Army Air Force Base |
This is a large size poster that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The text is, `Bicycles, as well as planes, ships, tanks and jeeps, are among the diversified range of modern transportation on which our armed forces, and those of our Allies, depend on today. . . Your Columbia dealer is prepared to serve you. The Westfield Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Massachusetts. America`s FIRST Bicycle, First in 1877 - First in 1944`. The dimensions are 17 x 21 7/8 inches. Photo 004 [Item# Columbia-004] |
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1944 Large Poster-Bicycles Now on Duty with Marine Auxiliary Personnel |
This is a large size poster that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The text is, `Bicycles provide one of the most efficient means of transportation for dispatch riders, couriers, messengers and other personnel in the United States Marine Corps women`s reserves. . . Your Columbia dealer is prepared to serve you`. The Westfield Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Massachusetts. America`s FIRST Bicycle, First in 1877 - First in 1944`. The dimensions are 17 x 21 7/8 inches. Photo 005 [Item# Columbia-005] |
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c.1950`s Large Poster-Columbia Juvenile, Top styling with real `BIG BIKE` quality |
This is a large size poster (banner) that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The photo is of a boys and girls 20x2.125 bike, spec`ed similar to the 26 inch models. The dimensions are a large 32 x 21 1/2 inches. Photo 007 [Item# Columbia-006] |
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c.1950`s Large Poster-Columbia Thunderbolt, luxury and quality at moderate price |
This is a large size poster (banner) that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The photo is a 26 inch wheel ladies bike (middleweight or balloon tires?) Notice that the kickstand is a bolt-on type rather than the built-in kickstand. The dimensions are a large 32 x 21 1/2 inches. Photo 009 [Item# Columbia-007] |
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c.1950`s Large Poster-Columbia Firebolt, Only bike with a unitized frame and carrier. |
This is a large size poster that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The photo is a 26 inch wheel gents bike (middleweight or balloon tires?) Notice that the kickstand is a bolt-on type rather than the built-in kickstand. The dimensions are a large 32 x 21 1/2 inches. Photo 011 [Item# Columbia-008] |
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1961 Large Poster-Columbia `61 Special` seasons Top Bike Value` Layaway NOW for Christmas |
AVAILABLE TO SELL; A PROFESSIONALLY PRINTED REPRODUCTION REPRINT (it is difficult to differentiate between the original and this splendid reproduction). This is a large size poster (banner) that Columbia distributed to its distributors and retailers. The dimensions are a large 39 x 15 inches. Photo 012 [Item# Columbia-009] |
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Reproduction of a c.1890`s Poster printed in England (good details but difficult to see in this photo) (010) |
I think this is a reproduction of the original poster. Because the ink is green and the paper is tan, it is difficult to see the good details of this illustration, which is a lady standing adjacent to a safety and an American Flag with the words `Columbia Bicycles` printed within the stripes. The text is, `The Best Wheel, It Runs Ahead of all Other Cycles for Lightness, Strength, Elegance, Pope Mfg. Co., Hartford, USA, European agents - Markt and Co., London, printed in England`. The dimensions are 15 x 20 1/2 inches. Photo 006 [Item# Columbia-010] |
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BICYCLES NOW ON DUTY WITH MARINE AUXILIARY PERSONNEL-Columbia Bicycle Poster |
This poster, produced for Columbia Bicycles (The Westfield Mfg. Co.), was distributed to retail bicycle stores during starting in 1944. Proprietors of bike shops hung these posters on the wall as decorations, advertising and support for the American war effort. The tag line of this poster is BICYCLES NOW ON DUTY WITH MARINE AUXILIARY PERSONNEL. Complete bicycles and the component parts thereof were difficult to obtain at the time because most of the American bicycle industry factories were using the majority of their capacity producing materials for the war effort. Bicycles were under the control of the government and were rationed. Our family bike shop in Minneapolis, MN was fortunate to be able to purchase a limited quantity of bikes and/or component parts. The dimensions are 17 x 22 inches. [Item# Poster-C.578c] |
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COURIER AND MESSENGER SERVICE FOR U.S. ARMED FORCES-Columbia Bicycle Poster |
This poster, produced for Columbia Bicycles (The Westfield Mfg. Co.), was distributed to retail bicycle stores during starting in 1944. Proprietors of bike shops hung these posters on the wall as decorations, advertising and support for the American war effort. The tag line of this poster is COURIER AND MESSENGER SERVICE FOR U.S. ARMED FORCES. Complete bicycles and the component parts thereof were difficult to obtain at the time because most of the American bicycle industry factories were using the majority of their capacity producing materials for the war effort. Bicycles were under the control of the government and were rationed. Our family bike shop in Minneapolis, MN was fortunate to be able to purchase a limited quantity of bikes and/or component parts. The dimensions are 17 x 22 inches. [Item# Poster-C.578d] |
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WAC TAKES OFF AT ARMY AIR FORCE BASE-Columbia Bicycle Poster |
This poster, produced for Columbia Bicycles (The Westfield Mfg. Co.), was distributed to retail bicycle stores during starting in 1944. Proprietors of bike shops hung these posters on the wall as decorations, advertising and support for the American war effort. The tag line of this poster is WAC TAKES OFF AT ARMY AIR FORCE BASE. Complete bicycles and the component parts thereof were difficult to obtain at the time because most of the American bicycle industry factories were using the majority of their capacity producing materials for the war effort. Bicycles were under the control of the government and were rationed. Our family bike shop in Minneapolis, MN was fortunate to be able to purchase a limited quantity of bikes and/or component parts. The dimensions are 17 x 22 inches. [Item# Poster-C.578e] |
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