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Selected Photos from the
Ohio Wheelmen Memorabilia Meet
on March 20, 2010
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The Ohio Wheelmen sponsored a Memorabilia Meet at the Bicycle Museum of America in quaint New Bremen, Ohio.
We had a wide range of collections including cyclometers, lanterns, sheet music, badges, ribbons, drinking cups, 3-D photographs, a bike that was ridden around the world in 1891-93, and more. Ray was busy outside re-tiring a number of wheels for Wheelmen. He had so many requests, he had to take some wheels home with him to finish later. All-in-all, we had over 60 Wheelmen and friend participants that day in addition to a dozen or so members of the public going through the museum.
We had 18 tables full of memorabilia brought by 17 Wheelmen. Shown here are a few photographs from the meet showing the nature of some of the exhibits. More photos are available courtesy of other Wheelmen in attendance.
- Selected photos by Lorne
- Selected photos by Sara
- Selected photos by Bill
Participants also toured the museum. The museum has a vast collection of bikes, both new and old and everything in-between.
An interactive map is available to guide you there with driving directions if you wish.
Richard DeLombard
Ohio Wheelmen Captain
ohiowheelmencapt@gmail.com
No, not a movie theatre from the 50's. This was most of the audience during Lorne Shield's presentation of 3-D bicycle-oriented photography. This shows about 43 of the 61 meet participants.
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Some bicycle licenses from some Ohio towns.
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An assortment of whistles, locks, lanterns, and tools in one display area.
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Some of the transportation-oriented pins and buttons in a collection. (photo by Bill Smith)
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Detail of some of the transportation-oriented pins and buttons in a collection. (photo by Bill Smith)
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A good assortment of meet ribbons.
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Cyclometer collection, many with original boxes.
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A very unusual and rare lantern powered by a wheel-driven generator.
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