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Own an authentic piece of American cycling history with this Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works roadster bicycle, manufactured in Fitchburg, Massachusetts during the early 20th century. Featuring its beautifully detailed original Iver Johnson's head badge, classic diamond-frame design, green fenders, and original Persons spring saddle, this bicycle is an exceptional survivor from one of America's legendary bicycle manufacturers.

Known for producing high-quality bicycles during the golden age of cycling, Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works built machines recognized for their craftsmanship, durability, and distinctive styling. Original examples retaining their factory head badges have become increasingly difficult to find.

Whether you're an antique bicycle collector, museum curator, decorator, or vintage cycling enthusiast, this bicycle offers outstanding historical significance and display appeal.

Features

• Authentic Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works bicycle
• Original embossed Iver Johnson's head badge
• Manufactured in Fitchburg, Massachusetts
• Original Persons spring saddle
• Classic diamond-frame roadster design
• Attractive green fenders
• Vintage steel wheels and chain drive
• Estate-fresh survivor with beautiful original character

Condition

Selling in estate-found condition. The bicycle has not been professionally inspected or mechanically evaluated. It exhibits expected age-related wear, including rust, oxidation, paint wear, scratches, and cosmetic imperfections consistent with over a century of use. Mechanical condition is unknown. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description and represent the bicycle's overall condition.

Pickup & Shipping

Shipping is NOT available for this item. Due to its size and collectible nature, local pickup is required. Third-party shippers are welcome, and we are happy to coordinate with your chosen carrier. All pickups must be completed by July 12. Buyers are responsible for arranging transportation, providing adequate loading assistance, and ensuring their shipper removes the bicycle by the deadline.

Collector's Note

The original Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works head badge is a standout feature of this bicycle and adds to its historical and collector appeal. Retaining this badge, along with other period components, makes this an especially attractive example for collectors of early American bicycles.