I'll just back up the earlier request for information. We can't see it,
we don't know anything about it, and they want to know it's value?
Along with that, what makes them arrive at their estimated age for the
cycle? People on eBay (as well as so-called antique dealers) are
overrepresenting the age of their stuff all the time.
I know Al Hemminger and Paul Fox both had these old aluminum unicycles,
which they believed were from the 1940s. Those are the earliest
"manufactured" unicycles I've seen, though even they were probably
handmade. Anything earlier than the 1940s is probably custom.
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johnfoss
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