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I have a friend who has this tricycle, she wants to sell it, but we can not find any information about it or what it's value might be. If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it.
It's condition is fair, someone painted it at sometime as you can see red paint showing thru the blue, tires are good and there are no dents in the fender on the front. The tag on the front says.. Hamilton Steel Products Chicago. Thank you in advance
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I still have no information on this tricycle... can anyone help me out
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I just bought one in original red paint in good condition, the only thing I found on it is it may have been a promotional item for businesses that sold Hamilton steel's products to display in the store front to bring in customers, which means very few were made and not mass produced. Everyone thinks it is very cool!!