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Standard fork w/a headlight mount. Probably not a tanker originally. -Adam

It may have a 4 digit date code stamped in the bottom bracket (BB). First two numbers are year reversed. "45 EH" would be a '54. -Adam

BMA certification decal = 1971-79. -Adam

I had a frame/fork of one I sold a few years ago for $250, if that helps! -Adam

1950-51. It's actually 'ACw'. -Adam

It's barely worth that. The 'stars' chain ring is worth a few bucks. 1959-62 or so. If you really like it, ok, but probably never get your $ back if you wanted to sell. Imho. -Adam

Will probably work better than "con started"! :D -Adam

Reverse year codes ran from 40 - 56. -Adam

I don't see a BMA/6 decal under the seat clamp, so I'd say 80 or newer. -Adam

Looks to be a '47 Huffman. -Adam

Yep, D 1 would be Apr. '41. -Adam

The stamping is actually "ACw", dating the frame to 1951. The chain ring is from a ladies' Monark. -Adam

Pretty similar to the one I sold to pedal junky, also blue. -Adam

I have a blue frame like that, no badge, but the same "post hole digger" frame darts! :21: -Adam

Yep, it was a junior line under Elgins, for a year or two before the war. And, Westfield, who also had a 'Columbus' badge that's almost identical! Note the "501" for Westfield, as opposed to Murray's 502. -Adam

Long wheelbase goodness! -Adam

Texas water!!! :rofl:

Looks like maybe a wartime bike. I don't think I've seen that chain ring in 1/2" pitch before, it is CWC though (makers of Road Masters). Check the BB for serial, and any codes at the end of the #. -Adam

Sounds pricey for resale. You could always check ebay's completed auctions for a general idea. -Adam

"WE DON' NEED NO STEENKIN' BADGES!!!" :21: Girls' bike, peaked fenders, guard, and chain ring all say Westfield to me. -Adam