AVAILABLE TO SELL! This is an incomplete bicycle consisting of the frame, fork, headset, handlebar, handlebar stem, seat, seat post, cranks, hanger sprocket, bottom bracket set, pedals and chain. The brand is Brennabor which means Brandenburg, one of the German states and a town where this company`s factory was located. Brennabor is one of the oldest German brands of bicycles; they started producing in about 1892 and continued until the early 1950`s. Brennabor was not the most famous or highest quality bicycle produced in Germany at the time. The serial number is 615810. Many thanks to fellow collector in Germany, Jens Bredehoft, for contributing this valuable information. Jens suggested that this may have been produced as a bicycle for special use such as a `trick` or `circus` bike because of the small chainring and reinforced gussets at the head tube & BB tube junctions. [Item# Antique-B.04]

AVAILABLE TO SELL! This is an original unrestored c.1928 Model-1171 Colson Fairy child`s 12 x 1 1/4 hard tire parkcycle (assembled incorrectly in this picture; I will correct it later and insert the correct image). The condition is fair as you can see from the pictures in the picture gallery. The front fender is missing. The Troxel seat is in reasonably great condition; the wheels, tires, crank, pedals, handlebar & rear drop stand are all in fair-good condition. Included in the picture gallery is the Colson Factory catalog page for this child`s parkcycle. [Item# Antique-C.064]

AVAILABLE TO SELL! This frame is very unusual in that it was produced in the early 20th Century and yet it has couplers quite similar to the modern couplers used on very expensive tandems and bicycles. I have not cleaned this bike or attempted to unthread the couplers and fold or take apart the frame.The rear hub is an early Sturmey; you can see the indicator chain protruding from the right side. It is almost complete and will make a wonderful rare collectors bike when cleaned and repaired. See the picture gallery. [Item# Antique-E.028]