another wild variety of photos from Formicarius.tumblr.com, from Queens and Kaisers to carnival coaster cars and pirate women in Ostrich carts

1890's quadricycle with a Maxim machine gun mounted and beign tested for army contract consideration

Total car kid awesomeness! Want!

Proabably for a private little rail backyard fun... but the cutest damn thing I think I've seen all day

Pirate women ostrich racing... most bizarre thing we'll see all week?

Kaiser Wilhelm and blimps! Steampunk delux

incredible yes? http://formicarius.tumblr.com for hours of distraction from the mundane

Motorcycle limo, Cygnet Rear Car company of Buffalo NY

I've never heard of a motorcycle limo before

Dayton Tri-Car chemical fire engine for small fires

Tri-cars from 100 years ago were the less expensive option to early automobiles, cheap fun transportation

For a bigger photo of just one, (these were all small and just pieces of one large photo) see the 1906 Indian
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/03/1906-indian-tricar-sometimes-victorian.html

William Powell and Myrna Loy, the terrific twosome that made the Thin Man movies incredible

http://ridesabike.tumblr.com has nothing but famous celebs riding bikes

Toys were everywhere at the Bugorama

Roth trike

Found on http://damnedtobefree.tumblr.com/

1906 Indian Tricar, sometimes the victorian (rubenesque) biker chicks make a 3rd wheel necessary (not really, but funny)

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kay in 1906. Before the Model-T brought affordable autos to the masses, motorcycles, and the many variations thereof, were a less expensive alternative. The Indian Motocycle Company offered the Tri-Car, a three-wheeler that placed the passenger right up front. That seat on the front is pretty heavy duty, curled foot piece and fullsides, art deco-ish Found on http://www.atomicantiques.com/2010/05/21/indian-tri-car

El Ciste finds interesting stuff

check out the whole variety at http://elcistebravado.blogspot.com

1935 Sky King trike at Beatnik Blowout

Iver Johnson's Arms and Cycleworks tricycle... built to last

This seems to have "Scout" printed in script on the spine