A collection of interesting older bicycles
I would love to do this in our backyard this summer! I would also love to find an old camper that I could park it next to and call it my office!
Old bicycles in 3D
Does anyone have any information, photos, brochures or ads they can share on the Glidacycle produced in New Orleans in the late 30's to early 40's?
Repurposing an old bicycle is a fun and creative way to add some charm and personality to your outdoor space. You can use an old bike as a planter for
Recycling is a fun, money saving and artistic activity that turns trash into functional pieces and home decorations
Hello, Does anyone have an ad pic showing this specific Elgin camel back model with tank and this paint scheme. I believe the bike to be a 1934. Thanks...
I spotted this amusing list of 35 Amazingly English Things To Do Before You Die a few days ago. Six of the 35 things are tea-related, which didn’t surprise me. But one item on the list did su…
Bicycles are fun to ride and fun to recycle
Recycling bikes for garden art and decorations with flowers are a fabulous idea for green folk
Another great street scene from old Bermuda. This busy avenue slopes gently down to the sea-side, a bay, or an nlet seen in the distance. The signs are many and interesting. I have provided two closer details of the signage --- one at 4800 dpi. The one I really wanted to decipher was the small sign affixed below the window sill, just above the GORDON'S COMPANY sign. I looked at it with a strong lupe under various lighting angles, a large microscope at various settings and light apertures, a Swiss Army Knife accessory lens, and all scaling sizes of my 4800 dpi scan ---- and I still can't figure it out. My nearest guess was "_______ SHOWROOM", but, have lost confidence. The sign just past the BARBER SHOP is also in a fog. I thought it said "___ BILLS_____" and whatever, but have lost confidence there as well. Will come back and tackle it later ! **************************************** From a large series of 1930s images of old Bermuda by an unknown photographer (or photographers). The photos are all printed on 3 1/3 inch x 4 inch glass, hand colored, and mounted as un-captioned lantern slides. The printing, coloring, and masking work was done in Yokohama, Japan at the T. ENAMI STUDIO, under the supervision of Tamotsu Enami, son of the studio's founder who had recently died in 1929. The images were either brought or sent to Japan for processing by an American tourist, or a resident of Bermuda. * * * RANDOM SOBA : www.flickriver.com/photos/24443965@N08/random/
http://www.handbuiltbicyclenews.com/c33-tubing/142-true-temper-to-discontinue-bicycle-tubing-line TrueTemper announced they will stop making bicycle tubes...
Old Thai bike ad
Recently Petr, of the Czech Republic, sent us some stunning pictures of his 1962 Schwinn Jaguar that took him almost five months to restore. Intrigued, we asked him to tell us a bit more about how he transformed an old frame he bought on ebay to a bicycle that is now truly a work of…
RIP Al Fritz, inventor of the Schwinn Sting-Ray. For much of the 1960s and the early 1970s, no suburban streetscape would have been complete without them: A squadron of kids…
Today we are going to show a completely new conversion of old bicycles into something that is fashionable in garden decorations.
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