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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 13 (1897) (1897)

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to- the pressure ordinarily produced by the feet, for the gether, or the sections may be readily drawn apart ing illustration, and has been patented by John 8. At- propulsion of the machine, thus augmenting the total sufficiently to allow of the removal of the tire, as may tenhofer, of No. 4936… … is shown in our cut ; it is the substitution of hickory for MERRILL’S BICYCLE. steel tubes in the frame and is manufactured at the Worden Hickory Frame Cycle Works, Syracuse, N. Y. i cycle are embodied the elements of three inventions, The cut is self-explanatory. The wooden bars are one patented…

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