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Old 04-08-21, 10:47 AM
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Johno59
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Trigger shifter

Originally Posted by stevel610
Here is a photo I have currently. I can take another of the underside to see if there are any markings.
My mistake. Trigger shifters were all postwar. A 1936 dynohub would probably not have keyhole spoke eyelets on the small hub flange as depicted in foto. They would have simple holes requiring curly spoke ends.
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