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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 26 (1891) (1891)

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IAL GEAR FOR BICYCLES, Guided by my friends, we visited a very rich Annamite opening. By this construction a quick motion is given A construction by means of which a bicycle gear family, who lived in one of the prettiest streets in to the lever which opens alternately the valves at the may be… … seated on its perch, another a tiger with BIGELOW’S BICYCLE. enameled eyes. Perhaps the most curi- ous of all were little dolls representing Chinese ladies and mandarins. The head, the hands, forins the subject of a patent issued to Mr. Frank R. end of its stroke, and previous to the opening of the…

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