Herman T. Bohlman? standing beside a bicycle in the door to a blockhouse on Camas Prairie.

Mounted lantern slide of unidentified women with flower bouquets sitting on a riverbank beside their bicycles.

Mounted lantern slide of Herman T. Bohlman and William L. Finley walking down a dirt path with bicycles.

Family members of various generations stand in front of a 2-story house in Portland. Six adults stand along the fence in front of the house. A child sits on a bicycle in front of the fence.

Herman Bohlman and William L. Finley riding bicycles with their camera packs on their backs. On the road to photograph a golden eagle nest near Mission Ridge in California.

Herman Bohlman and William L. Finley riding bicycles with their camera packs on their backs. On the road to photograph a golden eagle nest near Mission Ridge in California.

A photograph of a trick bicycle rider at the Salem Fairgrounds.

This photograph depicts a group of people posing in the entrance of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop located at 274 Southwest Taylor Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands on the right. A note on the photograph mentions that Brown lived at this location from 1913-1914, and that it is next door to the Rialto Cafe.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 274 Southwest Taylor Street in Portland, Oregon. The shop owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured in the center, fixing a motorcycle.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown posing with a bicycle.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown riding a bicycle.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 266 Southwest Taylor in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands at center. A note on the photograph mentions Brown's partner, James Ingles, is also in the photo but does not indicate who he is. The note also includes a comment about the bikes not having "badges," which are normally attached to bicycle frames.

This photograph depicts a group posing outside the storefront of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 266 Southwest Taylor in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands to the left of the group. This image is copied on OrgLot1003_F2_003, where it mentions the photograph was featured in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 266 Southwest Taylor in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands below a sign he constructed for the shop. A note on the photograph mentions Brown "nailed the sign together out of crate-boards and tar paper. Shop expanded 264 1/2 this year."

This photograph is a copy of OrgLot1003_F2_004, depicting a group posing outside the storefront of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 266 Southwest Taylor in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands to the left of the group. A note on the photograph mentions this image was featured in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street. The owner, Joseph Brown, poses next to 50 crates of new bicycles.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street. A note on the photograph mentions the storefront was remodeled in 1924, and that the display was likely arranged by Henry Kissler.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured in the background, on the left. A note on the photograph mentions Brown is making a sale, and that he is remembered to always wear coveralls. Henry Kissler stands behind the front counter.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured on the right, along with two other bike mechanics.

This photograph is a copy of OrgLot1003_F2_007, and depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street. The image shows a window display by Henry Kissler, featuring "Joe's Heavy Service" bicycles. A note on the photograph mentions this image was featured in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon. A note on the photograph mentions these bicycles are from the 1920s, and that the image was used in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured on the right, along with two other bike mechanics.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street. The image shows a window display by Henry Kissler, featuring "Joe's Heavy Service" bicycles. A note on a copy of this photograph, OrgLot1003_F2_009, mentions this image was featured in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured.

This photograph consists of four copies of images, depicting interior scenes of Joe's Bicycle Shop, located at 209 Southwest 4th Street. All four images include a note that the bicycles pictured are from the 1920s, and that the images were featured in the 4/10/24 issue of Motorcycle & Bicycle Illustrated.

Photograph of an unidentified boy standing with a bicycle on a lawn. He is wearing a suit, tie, and large hat. The bicycle is decorated with flowers and a pennant that reads, “Courtesy Circle Theatre.” A large building is visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified teenage boy riding a bicycle down a path through a field. He is wearing a suit, tie, and large hat. The bicycle is decorated with flowers and a pennant with the words “Courtesy Circle Theatre.”