U.S.A. (1896) Bicycles. Two cents postal stationery (O) with advertising. "Pierce Cycles." Roughly opened at right.
AVAILABLE AT $25
U.S.A. (1910) Theft of bicycle wheel. Postal card (O) addressed to Sheriff of Downieville, CA from the Chief of Police in Pasadena regarding "Wheel Stolen. Green frame & National Tires. Crooked crank hangers. Some edge creasing.
AVAILABLE AT $15
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FRANCE (1945) Velocipedes. Paris bicycle license issued in 1941 with 2 fiscal stamps affixed to outside as payment for renewal of license in 1945 and 1946.
AVAILABLE AT $160
COLOMBIA (1957) Cyclist. Set of 2 imperforate pairs. Scott Nos C297-8, Yvert Nos PA296-7. 7th bicycle tour of Colombia.
AVAILABLE AT $110
ITALY (1962) Cyclist. Imperforate block of 4. Scott No 869, Yvert No 870. World Bicycle Championship Races.
AVAILABLE AT $80
AUSTRIA (1985) Carnival figures riding high cycles. Black proof. Painting by Paul Flora. Scott No 1328, Yvert No 1658.
AVAILABLE AT $20
FRANCE (1995) Velodrome d'hiver raid. Bloc gommé. Scott No 2492, Yvert No 2965. Nazi roundup of Jewish citizens of Paris.
EAST GERMANY (1959) Bicycle wheels. Hammer. Anvil. Postcard with circular cancel Madgeburg - XII.Internationale Friedensfahrt.
EAST GERMANY (1960) Bicycle wheels. Postcard with circular cancel Berlin-Pankow XIII.Internationale Friedensfahrt.
CAMEROUN (1984) Cyclist. Original artwork signed by the artist JUMELET. Pencil on posterboard measuring 32 x 24 cm (could be windowed to 17 x 25 cm).Scott No C312. Los Angeles Olympics.
FRANCE (1958) Moto. Auto. Bicycle. Trial color proof. Motorized mail distribution. Scott No B320, Yvert No 1151.
