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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 16 (1896) (1896)

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’s position and Fig. 2is a sectional plan view. In each of clamp fitting it for use as a bench vise. All parts alleged invention. side of the headlight casing is a compartment which It is a fact, however, that the invention of the sus- has at its forward end and on the side a lens, a reflector at… … tions of previous centuries. FRAME’S HEADLIGHT AND SIGNAL. The wheel of the bicycle attracts the eye of the bus’ great countryman, Leonardo da Vinci, that uni- thoughtful observer probably more than any part of versal genius, contains a sketch of a suspension wheel, the machine. It illustrates…

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