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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 16 (1900) (1900)

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gidly together. The end of the jaw, D, is slotted to the desired height. F pass and be slung upon the back of the rider, out of to receive a screw, H, pivoted to the fixed jaw and pro- Someidea of the strength of this principle of con- the way. To satisfactorily accomplish this desidera- vided with… … in the Dursley-Pedersen this defect is efficaciously sur- Tokio, upon about the same plan as that now estab- THE DURSLEY-PEDERSEN MILITARY CYCLE, SHOWING mounted. There are a pair of tubes springing from PRINCIPLE OF CONSTRUCTION OF FRONT FORKS. lished in the Caucasus region. The plans for this…

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