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 Vintage Schwinn Gear Shift Lever & Sting-Ray Seat Badge US $9.65 
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 Vintage SCHWINN Speedometer...mounting bracket... US $24.97
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 Vintage Schwinn Prewar Truss rods with top bracket US $22.50
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 2 Vintage Schwinn Head Badges White one with Chicago Mark US $4.99
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 VINTAGE SCHWINN 26" BALLOON BICYCLE FRONT FORK NICE US $9.99
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 vintage schwinn 5spd stingray US $99.00
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 Vintage 1959 Schwinn Mark IV Jaguar Bicycle Handlebar Stem Lot HS44 US $9.99
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 Schwinn Bike-Ladies-1966 Vintage US $80.00
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 Vintage Schwinn Suburban 5-speed US $100.00
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 Vintage Schwinn bmx frame US $10.00
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 OLD ANTIQUE VINTAGE SCHWINN AMERICAN 26in. BICYCLE RESTORED VGC US $450.00
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 VIntage Atom drum brake from Schwinn Twinn Sport tandem US $80.00
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 FRANK VINTAGE 1954 BIKE PLATES SCHWINN UNUSED LICENSE BICYCLE METAL US $12.50
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 Vintage Schwinn bicycle tank w/ horn, restorable!!!! US $30.00
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 Vintage Schwinn AS Hornet Balloon Bike Pedals US $24.99
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how do I take the handlebars off my vintage schwinn?
I loosened the large nut around the base and it will slide up and down, but won't come off. It seems like it is somehow connected to the tire fork???
Don't loosen the large nut around the base. That is the headset locknut, it's for the bearings in your headset.
There should be a standard or hex bolt in the very top of the stem. Loosen that.
Details and pic's here:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/handsup.html