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The bicycling world (1881)

Boston : [s.n.] · leaf 290

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plorer and Cylinder Shuttle. When nature wears her brightest robes, and seems purposes to traverse every sea, where — To strew our pathway with her fairest flowers ! The Largest, Lightest, Handsomest, Quietest, Stead- to use his own words, which he acquired iest FAMILY MACHINE ever made. Worcester,… … Also your nice polished handles, in case of a This is C. A. T. Telzah, who under in daily use the greater part of last season, and is at header. They are made of present as great a comfort to me as ever. The plate of the assumed name of C. A. Hazlett is the usual saddle was not fitted to my bones.…

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