Catalogs, 4 American from the 1890s. (1) Orient for 1896. Orient & Saracen models. Includes Man-Man and Woman-Man tandems. Printed for The Waltham Mfg. Co. Art Nouveau style of an Egyptian theme showing the Sphinx and Pyramids. Excellent graphics. Chromolithographed covers. Back cover shows the Orient's head badge. Cover is 6-3/4" x 4-5/8". 24 Printed pages.; (2) Stover Bicycle Mfg. Co. of Freeport, Ill. Models include Paragon, Phoenix and Thoroughbred Phoenix. Men's and Lady's models. Early pneumatic tires and odd frames indicate circa 1892. Palmer Cox's Brownies adorn the front cover. Back cover has fireworks going off around the factory. 6" x 9". 32 printed pages plus covers.; (3) Warwick Cycle Co. Factory in Springfield, Mass. Catalog for the "New Warwick Perfection". 2 Chainless models 61 & 62 and 2 chain drive models 63 & 64. Interesting fold out for their Chainless and Chain drive models. Hard paperboard cover is 7" x 6-5/8" folding out in 4 panels to 28" x 6-5/8".; (4) Washburn & Harvard bicycles for the Washburn Cycle Company of 465 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Factory in South Boston. 4 page fold out of hard paperboard. Illustrated are the Harvard Flyer at 20 lbs and the Harvard Light Roadster at 'only' 24 lbs. Also lists the Washburn Light Roadster, Washburn Relay Roadster and Ladies Vassar Light Roadster. Size is 5" x 7' with a total of 4 printed pages including covers. Opens to 10" x 7". Good condition overall.