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1941 Columbia 26
#2 2017-11-30 7:18pm
- BluWebco
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Re: 1941 Columbia 26
Very cool! Tell us about the rear brake adapters.
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#3 2018-04-28 3:20am
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Re: 1941 Columbia 26
Is this the oldest bike on the museum?
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#4 2019-03-08 9:58pm
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Re: 1941 Columbia 26
Looks like a Cleveland Welding Company Frame??? Looks like a WESTERN FLYER DESIGN- KNOWLEDGE IS POWER... Dig the rear Drop outs... Wondering what the Serial #are... AMF bought out CWC in 1951,and Didn’t they produce Columbia’s??? 
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