Now to 1941 and a Pennsylvania department store (NOT a car dealer). Here is
their Packard bicycle line. One thing: the seat maker's name was Troxel not "Troxell."
You could have all this for weekly payments of fifty cents, folks! Of course, fifty cents was still a decent amount of money back then. For instance, that same fifty cents (with an "s") would have gotten you into the local movie theater and paid for your popcorn!
Bicycle hardware here was was made by Shelby Cycle Company of Shelby, Ohio (no relationship to Shelby cars). Shelby Cycle made some of the most top quality bicycles in the industry. They also made the "Lindy" bicycle in tribute to Charles Lindbergh.
Original advertisement is courtesy of NBHAA.com.
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