1920's Oscar Wastyn Special

Skiptooth indeed

From all the research I've done on Chater Lea components and lobdell rims, it points to the late 20's. A friend of mine who is fairly knowledgable on Chater Lea, thinks it's a 1928.

It's quite a beautiful bike. I defer to you and your friend regarding Chater Lea parts and Lobdell rims. I do know that hubs, though not specifically Chater Lea hubs, still had oiler ports into the early- to mid-1930's. I guess the next question is, are the parts consistent with the age of the frame? I gather the saddle has been replaced as it doesn't look as old and worn out as I'd expect for a bike of that age. If I were you, I would ask the folks on Flickr for help. There are a couple of large vintage bike groups there with members who could probably identify your frame.

All parts seem to match. The gentleman I got the bike from had this bike in his house for 25years, and the man he got it from had it inside as well. That helps with preserving things a bit.

Agreed. I'm just saying I would expect an original saddle to look as worn out as the other parts. I have a bike from around 1930 and its saddle really does look its age.