1960's Schwinn Varsity & Continental Headtube Badge: Button / Bullseye
1960's Schwinn Varsity & Continental Headtube Badge: Button / Bullseye is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Item Condition
Item Condition
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Description
Description
This is a fairly rare headbadge for the 1st Varsity released, in 1960 and a few years later. It was also used on subsequent derailleur bikes from that decade. It's pretty wild looking, with it's domed button in the middle and the bullseye rings. Most of these have the red rings and center parts completely faded off, these are still there a bit.
*All of these decals and catalogs came from a closed Schwinn dealer called Kings Cyclery in Casper, Wyoming that I bought out. Everything was ordered directly from the Schwinn factory.
Condition
Very good used shape with pretty rad patina. Some fading and marks to the surface, bottom left corner is just slightly bent.
Details
- Black, red, silver
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