Nice bikes seen at Trexlertown Fall swap

 Near mint Team Fuji track frameset

 Wheels upon wheels! Suntour Superbe Pro and Campagnolo Nuovo Record in Raleigh and Suntour wheel coverings.

Limited edition Campagnolo belt buckles.

Alvin Drysdale Velox, with 2 trophies and plaque. Very nice piece.

Hetchins.

Funny bike with a Cyclart repaint.

Pierce Arrow.

Gormully and Jeffery Rambler No. 12.  1891-1892.

Early 1970s Schwinn Paramount track bike.

Pile of 3 early bicycles, 1890s-1900s. Racycle, American(Chicago), ???
I like the different tread patterns on the tires, so it leaves a nice trail. One is 'chaintread' and the other leaves X's.

Catalogs- a very valuable resource

these catalogs are from the 1890s-1900. Esoteric Wheelmen era information but at the same time, very interestng illustrations and unique parts.
Gormully and Jeffery, Tribune Bicycles, Columbia made by Pope Manufacturing,  Stearns bicycles, Hoffman(later became Huffy), Packer bicycles, and White Sewing Machine Bicycle

Gormully & Jeffery Model 28 bicycle

 This beautiful unrestored Gormully & Jeffery model 28 was in our possession for about 24 hours. We bought it in the morning at the swap meet and ended up selling it later at the same swap meet. Our original intention was to keep it and bring it back to Philadelphia as we have the men's mate to this bike, but money was more important as we were on the road traveling to buy bikes and needed more pedestrian style bikes(3-speeds and 10 speeds) for the shop to resell.

 It is beautiful with faint Rococo paint detail still visible. In this photograph, you can see the extended downtube lug, the lugs points are about 3-4" long!

 Unique aluminum rear fender with skirt lacing intact. I love the star pattern on the aluminum chainguard.

  The wooden rims would have taken the early clincher tire, developed by G&J.

 Trademark G&J headset locknut.

 Coasting pegs, for when you get tired or are going downhill.

Christy saddle missing it's cover. It would have been padded in horsehair and then covered in leather. It was an early anatomic saddle with two cutouts to relieve pressure.

Early Gormully & Jeffery type wood clincher rim

 Gormully & Jeffery patented the first clincher tire rims. This rim is of that type, but I am unsure if it is a authentic G&J rim.