Prewar Mystery Track Bike with Schwinn Stem

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

Frame: Unknown Maker, lugged Chromoly Steel. The tubing is Accles and Pollock, which was a competitor of Reynolds from England. The frame is pretty big, but I don't know the exact size (I'm 6' 4" and can fit comfortably). The rear has been drilled for a brake but the fork has not.
Wheels: Grease port hubs, unsure of maker with Dunlop Rims.
Crank: Williams Crank and Chain Ring dated ~1943 (I can't remember the exact year)
Stem: Schwinn paramount Adjustable Stem
Bars: Torrington Bars Recently Rewrapped

Anyone have any info on this frame?

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[ifitsfreeitsforme]

Wow. Beautiful.


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[The Renaissance Man]

Cool bike.

I have a kick stand just like that one.

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

Cool bike.

I have a kick stand just like that one.

Aren't they the best?


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[horsefarmer]

I love that "toasted" finish. Is it clear coated?

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

I love that "toasted" finish. Is it clear coated?

Just an extremely light wd40 wipe down on the bare metal.


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[rfeagleye]

I believe they call that a cigar stem, THAT was worth the price of admission on that one. Very cool bike!

 

[A.S.BOLTNUT]

love that stem , did you check under the BB for signs of
identity ?

~Rafael~