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Welcome to the new Readers Bikes page. If you have a Columbia bike and want
to see a picture on this page please send it in.
______________________________________________________________ A very early Columbia Ladies Safety, possibly 1890, the first year a Ladies Safety was made. This one is owned by Scott Harrington.
______________________________________________________________________ Below is an example of a Military Model Columbia from the late teen's to early 20's. This bike was found in France by Thiebaux Fabrice.
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Here is a fine example of a 1942 War-Time Columbia that was used for police service. It was found in the basement of the Nassau Police Department and now is in their Police Museum. The Nassau County Police Museum 1490 Franklin Ave. Mineola, NY 11501 Call for hours @ 516-573-7620
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Joe Burger from Hagerstown MD is the owner/restorer of this Wartime Vg295 Men's Columbia.
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This original Columbia Muscle bike is owned by Norman Holmes.  
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