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1884 - WANDERER, ca. 1935–1940, men’s touring bicycle by Wanderer Werke AG, frame number “84380,” unrestored original condition, double-tube frame construction, Fichtel & Sachs Torpedo freewheel hub with coaster brake (D.R.P. model), integrated caliper brake, tool bag, Melas “Standard” dynamo and headlight, tire diameter 69 cm, handlebar height 96 cm, frame height 55 cm — typical sturdy touring bike construction of the late 1930s with elaborate frame reinforcement for high durability in everyday use; Wanderer Werke AG was one of Germany’s leading bicycle manufacturers since the late 19th century and was known for particularly sturdy, high-quality bicycles before the company was later absorbed into Auto Union
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WANDERER, ca. 1935–1940, men’s touring bicycle by Wanderer Werke AG, frame number “84380,” unrestored original condition, double-tube frame construction, Fichtel & Sachs Torpedo freewheel hub with coaster brake (D.R.P. model), integrated caliper brake, tool bag, Melas “Standard” dynamo and headlight, tire diameter 69 cm, handlebar height 96 cm, frame height 55 cm — typical sturdy touring bike construction of the late 1930s with elaborate frame reinforcement for high durability in everyday use; Wanderer Werke AG was one of Germany’s leading bicycle manufacturers since the late 19th century and was known for particularly sturdy, high-quality bicycles before the company was later absorbed into Auto Union
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