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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 6 (1900) (1900)

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re Garden, square iron and solid. The wheels, like the wheels of ing fitted with rubber tires carried in half-round hollow New York, was a valuable collection of historic bicycles, its predecessors, are of the buggy type with iron tires. iron rims. illustrating the growth of the machine from 1850… … a stationary front wheel It possesses most of the 1875 in which condition, like distinctive, and all of Mark Twain’s Jerusa- the essential, features of lem donkey, it was in- the tricycle of that day. The. next machine, capable of any move- iment except in a which is known as the “Star Ordinary,”…

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