Antique tricycles hold not just nostalgic value but can be considered hidden gems in the world of vintage collectibles. For enthusiasts, the journey "From Rust to Riches" is more than restoring an old vehicle; it's about preserving a slice of history and possibly increasing its financial worth.

History of tricycle reaches back into the history even further back from the discovery of first bicycle. The origin of this three-wheeled transportation vehicle was based more on the standard carriages, only miniaturized and then enhanced with additional mechanisms that allowed it more easier propulsion.

In England, companies like Humber, Singer, and Rudge-Whitworth produced high-end models for discerning adults, while American firms such as Columbia and Victor catered to the growing market for children‘s tricycles. Some of the most sought-after antique tricycles from this era include:

An antique tricycle sits prominently at the center of the frame, its vintage patina highlighted by a gentle glow. Half of the tricycle is restored to its original luster, showing intricate details and vivid colors, while the other half remains rusted, hinting at its age and storied past.