VINTAGE BICYCLE PHOTOS
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Looks like they are trying to recreate a scene from a Western. Like cowboys trying to get on or off a train. Perhaps the kid on the car is going to jump on the back of the bike. Or maybe the the kid on the car just landed there after leaping off his bike and as soon as he moves over the other kid will leap off his bike over to the car.
Kids had lots of imagination back then.
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That's a whole lot to take in
MattiThundrrr
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What the fork!!
MattiThundrrr
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"it is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them."
Ernest Hemingway
Young Ernest, sans beard, on a bike
Ernest Hemingway
Young Ernest, sans beard, on a bike
For sale, 18" bike, never ridden
A.S.BOLTNUT
He who dies with the most toys ,still dies No Fear
Yours truly circa "77" taken on a Polaroid one step .
Not sure what it is, but he sure looks proud of it!
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heck yes grate thread.
Found a really cool site (everyday vintage) with tons of vintage photos.. not very user friendly but if you don’t mind digging theres bicycle photos found throughout every decade from 1800s - 1990
https://www.vintag.es/2022/04/teen-bicycle-messengers-1900s-1910s.html
https://www.vintag.es/2022/04/teen-bicycle-messengers-1900s-1910s.html
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MattiThundrrr
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We have a long history of rugged riding
Bicycling in Ottawa, 1897, 54 Main Street, Norman and Allan Ballantyne by Mary Ballantyne, Library and Archives Canada PA-132226
Bicycling in Ottawa, 1897, 54 Main Street, Norman and Allan Ballantyne by Mary Ballantyne, Library and Archives Canada PA-132226
Ha ha, an old photo with their current products added to the table - with the light coming in from the wrong side for the cheeses stacked up there on the left.
They are a Kraków based company, Kraków being capital city number 2 for Poland, until it moved to Warsaw. 'w Galicji' means 'in Galicia', the Austrian part of Poland when Poland didn't exist in the 19th century and early 20th century, presumably when the photo was taken.
The have shops all over the place, and sell nice tea, coffee, meat, cakes, cheese and things of that sort.
Look at the gaps in the front sprocket teeth, guess what kind of chain they were using!
They are a Kraków based company, Kraków being capital city number 2 for Poland, until it moved to Warsaw. 'w Galicji' means 'in Galicia', the Austrian part of Poland when Poland didn't exist in the 19th century and early 20th century, presumably when the photo was taken.
The have shops all over the place, and sell nice tea, coffee, meat, cakes, cheese and things of that sort.
Look at the gaps in the front sprocket teeth, guess what kind of chain they were using!
Very Early Recumbent bicycles. I heard about the French efforts in the 30's but these predate that. Way cool.
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