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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 17 (1901) (1901)

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RENCH MILITARY FOLDING BICYCLE. side over the slight embankment on which a rail- Both the bicycle and automobile are meeting with road roadbed is usually placed; whereas when the favor from the army authorities in Europe. The car is in a cut they reach up the slope on either side bicycle has ceased… … of any of the regular apparatus. Each of the parallel tubes is FRENCH MILITARY FOLDING BICYCLE. For oiling a roadbed a train divided in the center, and the is made up of a locomotive, one of possibly two tank ends, which are beveled, are held in place, when the middle of the car with a branch pipe,…

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