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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 9 (1889) (1889)

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A simple device for attachment to the head of a bi- for the winding up of the coiled spring, by the revolu- to preserve a constant supply pressure. cycle, to facilitate the carrying of bundles or packages, tions of the car axle, as the car goes either backward or and which will form a convenient… … BOWEN’S VELOCIPEDE. and whereby the operator can raise or lower the frame. The frame is preferably rectangular in shape, and has at its upper end opposite longitudinal moved inward to run on a narrow path, the machine by Mr. Henry 8. Credlebaugh, of New Carlisle, Ohio. beams supporting yarnsticks,…

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