1931 Ford Model “A” Convertible Sedan
About this vehicle The Convertible Sedan was introduced in the last year of Model “A” production. The aesthetic talents of Henry Ford’s son, Edsel undoubtedly influenced this car’s sophisticated European design. The Convertible Sedan was marketed to customers of...
1890’s The Ordinary High-Wheeler or Penny-Farthing
About this bicycle The Ordinary bicycles were the first produced using all metal frames and wheels. It was found that switching to rubber tires with tubes and long spokes on the front wheel improved riding comfort. When cycle makers realized the larger the wheel, the...
1892 Gent’s Safety Bicycle … or Nickel Bicycle
About this bicycle Sterling Elliott kept hickory wood wheels, but not much else, in this new bicycle design that was offered in $110 and $120 models with full nickel plating for $5 extra. This popular bicycle featured patented wheel rim improvements along with...
Two (2) late 1870s Tricycles … Queen Victoria had one!
About this bicycle Before the modern bicycle was developed, bicycling manufacturers in the late 1870s went in another direction to make a safer cycle: the tricycle. Although, inventors had developed tricycles and quadricycles in the past, they had not been especially...UPCOMING EVENTS
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Baseball Collection
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Wheels Of Change
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