The "indispensable" bicyclist's handbook; a complete cyclopaedia on the subject (1881)
Sturmey, Henry · Coventry, Iliffe and Son · leaf 287
of harm’s way when in the pouch. Challis’ Stop Bell, described and illustrated on page 87, has been improved of late, as shown in the sketches, by the substitution of a neat chain for the cord, a longer staple to the strap, and an im- proved form of spring for holding the ball, making it far more… … CLARES’ PERFECTED “GUIDING STAR.” pattern, and may now fairly take rank with the very best lamps in use. As will be seen by reference to the illustrations, it has several peculiarities ; it is, in the first place, hung from the bottom by stout wires passing right over the axle, somewhat in the…
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