I Ed'wards I and Crist COMPANY

i Ed'wards i and Crist COMPANY BICYCLES BICYCLE TIRES MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCLE ACCESSORIES Eowanvs ano Ci^tST CON\.t>flHY 451 E. t aio St. 1316 Girard Ave. CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA GENERAL INFORMATION TERMS—PRICES ur terms are 2% 10 days, 30 days net. .11 prices are subject to change without notice, and are f.o.b. shipping point, unless other specifically stated. NEW ACCOUNTS I you have not bought froim, us heretofore and wish to establish a credit and buy on account, kindly send us a statement and references with your first order. Those who not bought from us heretofore C.O.D. kindly accompany your first order with a de- of about 25 % of the total amount of order. SHIPPING DIRECTIONS V'here it is to your advantage, we shall be glad to have you specify how you want your ; shipped. However, our men are expert in this line, and where it is not material to we can serve you better if you will simply mark your orders "Ship Best Way" and allow use our judgment. PARCEL POST INSURANCE o protect our customers we have arranged to insure parcel post packages by the fol- g rates: $1.00 or less ,$0.02 $20.00 to $30.00 $0.30 1.00 to $5.00 05 30.00 to 40.00 40 5.00 to 10.00 10 40.00 to 50.00 50 10.00 to 20.00 20 hese charges will be added to the invoice for all packages sent open account by parcel RETURNED GOODS re wish you would write us fully in each case before returning, for any reason, mer- lise bought from us, as it may be to our advantage to make other disposition of it. When ning, imark your name on the package and mail us an invoice, giving, if you can, the of purchase. SUBSTITUTION rhere we have not the exact item called for, but have a similar item of equal or ' value, which in our judgment will answer the purpose just as well, we will substitute s we have specific direction on each order not to substitute. Our idea in substitutions t to make the sale but to accommodate our customer. If you do not want other than xact itemi specified, and do not want to leave it to our judgment, then we would prefer state on each order "No Substitutions." BACK ORDERS rhere we catalog and stock an item, but are temporarily out, we will back order and ship on as it arrives, unless instructed to the contrary. We do this, not for the sale but for ole purpose of accomi.r.iodating our customer, and where you prefer to have us not back , we wish you would kindly state on each order: "No Back Orders." SMALL ORDERS .s a matter of accommodation to our regular customers, we will fill all orders for any in this catalog however small, but we hope you will bear in mind our business is strictly !sale, our margins are very close and in making up your order for your owm economy ill as ours, look over your stock and see if you cannot place an order that will make an imical shipment, and be econoimical for us to handle. SERVICE t is our desire to catalog and carry what our customers want, to ship orders promptly lompletely, to back order and substitute just as few items as possible, and to ship direct when the demand does not justify our carrying in stock. [owever, it is impossible to carry everything that everybody wants. We try to meet the nd of the great majority and carry what most folks use. There are many items once ar that are no longer in demand. There are many old bicycles and motorcycles still in lat the dealer is still called on to repair, but the demand for the items of such repairs is ;ager that it is impossible for the jobber to carry them. DIRECT SHIPMENTS s a matter of accommodation to our customers we are always glad to pick up it©:Ts for where we can or order them direct from the factory. This catalog covers everything irry in stock. If you do not find it in tlie catalog or in our most recent dealers' price k'ou will know that we do not carry it in stock, and in sending orders for such items, ish you would state on your order: "If you do not carry this item, kindly ordbr it shipped ; from the factory." This will be with the understanding that the price is subject to the price of the manufacturer and is shipped F.O.B. factory. EXPLANATIONS ARRANGED IN TWO SECTIONS THE BICYCLE SECTION in front, pages 3 to 89. THE MOTORCYCLE SECTION in back, pages 90 to 121. INDEX INDEX in back in two sections. BICYCLE section pages 122 and 123. MOTORCYC^ section page 124. PRICES ALL PRICES in this catalog are list or retail prices and not subject to any fixed ( count. Dealer's Net Price List referring to this catalog is furnished under separate binder. GROUP ARRANGEMENT I n compiling this catalog, we have divided the items into groups, putting kindred and c necting items under same heading. Groups are arranged alphabetically, so that items can easily found without reference to index, as follows:— BICYCLE SECTION GROUP PAGE ITEM GROUP PAGE ITEM 3 Bicycles 18 57 Mud Guards, Braces 14 Bicycle Tires 19 60 Oils, Oilers 24 Axles, Axle Sets 20 61 Pedals, Pedal Rubbers, 25 Balls—Ball Retainers Wrenches, Toe Clips, 27 Baskets, Carriers, Stands Trouser Guards 29 Bells, Horns, Sirens 21 63 Pumps, Pumip Connections 33 Chains, Repair Links 22 65 Rims 34 Coaster Brakes, Hubs, etc. 23 66 Saddles, Seat Posts 38 Cyclo'ineters, Bicycle 24 70 Spokes—Spoke Cutters Speedometers 25 74 Tire Accessories, Tire Fli^ 10 39 Enamels Cements, Tire Tools, I 11 40 Forks—Stems Valves, Band Tools, etc. 12 42 Bicycle Grips 2G 82 Tools 13 44 Handlebars—Stems 27 86 Built-Up Wheels, Truing 14 48 Hangers and Parts Stands 15 50 Head Fittings 28 87 Small Wheel Goods ]6 51 Lamps, Jewels, 29 88 Miscellaneous Bicycle Batteries and Bulbs Accessories 17 55 Locks, Key Chains, Lock Holders MOTORCYCLE SECTION GROUP PAGE ITEM GROUP PAGE ITEM 1 91 Batteries 10 108 Rims, Spokes & Nipple Grip 2 95 Chain 11 109 Spark Plugs 3 96 Goggles 12 110 Speedometers 4 98 Grips 13 111 Tandems & Cushions 5 99 Horns & Sirens 14 113 Motorcycle Tires & Valves 6 100 Lamps 15 116 Togs 7 105 Locks 16 117 Tools 8 106 Cutouts & Air Valves 17 119 Motorcycle Accessories 9 107 Pumps 18 120 Radio Batteries BICYCLE AND BICYCLE TIRES The only exception to the alphabetical arrangement is bicycle and bicycle tires, on count of their importance we have put them f rst and second place in the catalog. M CELLANEOUS BICYCLE ITEMS ON LAST PAGE OF BICYCLE SECTION. J 90 EDWARDS AND CRIST Coi iiMiiiJ I iiiriiJiJiniiiijjijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I iiiiiJ Jiji M.OtOTcycle oCCltOft'iii\iu\i iiiriiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji riiiiiiiitiiiiiiuijiiiiili iiNii iiiiiiiiii Jim Ill niiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMI IIIIIIIIMMIIIIMII iiniiii rniiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiKiiii MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES THE EDWARDS AND CRIST COMPANY has always led in the distribution of motorcycle accessories. The fact that we cover with our salesmen every town in the United States where motorcycles are ridden and sold brings to our door first the offerings of the mechanical geniuses in the motorcycle field. Our experience in the retail motorcycle business enables us to know what will take and what will sell. NEW INVENTIONS—NOVELTIES We try as far as possible to handle every new and meri- torious invention that we think will add interest to motorcycle riding and increase the volume of the motorcycle dealer's business. Many of the best inventions are made by motorcycle dealers and repairmen. We are always glad to hear about these items and distribute them if we can see our way clear to do so. Our wide spread distribution enables us to handle many of the new inventions and novelties that the more local jobbers cannot aflFord to handle. FEWER SOURCES Many of the cycle jobbers who formerly handled motorcycle staples in a secondary way have discontinued and the sources of supply of motorcycle accessories are becoming fewer every year. It is, therefore, of increasing importance to the motorcycle dealer to support the only National Jobbing House that specializes on motorcycle accessories. EDWARDS AND CRIST COMPANY CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA riiiiii iiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiiiii MiiiniiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiniiiMiiiniiiiiiMiiniiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii iiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DWARDs AND CRIST COMPANY 91 iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[i:niMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiii Motorcycle Section^IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI I MOTORCYCLE BATTERIES NO. 3-NT NO. 5-HC NO. 5-HT NO. 5-NT NEW WICO INDESTRUCTIBLE MOTORCYCLE BATTERIES The new Wico batteries are equipped with lugs instead of lead wires. The interior •nstruction is designed to provide the plates every protection and eliminates the possibility loose plates between cells. The one piece hard rubbr cover anchors the plates securely id has as an additional feature, projections which eliminate the need of other battery hold- wns. >. 3-NT., used on Indian Scout and Indian Prince, each $11.50 ). 5-HC, used on Harley Davidson and Cleveland, each 13.00 ). 5-HT, used on Excelsior and Henderson, each • • • • • 13.00 X 5-NT, used on Indian Chief, each 14.00 ). 5-H, used on Ace (equipped with lead wires instead of lugs), each 13.00 FUSES NO. 1-AG NO. 3-AG NO. 24-A No. 1-AG, glass, 10 amperes, %xV4". Fits 1924 and VIVERSAL BATTERY earlier Henderson. Packed 10 in box, 10 boxes in carton.

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