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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 12 (March 1869) (1869)

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t. Especially is this second regiment armory in New York. There were a number tion. These levers are so connected that they throw each arrangement objectionable when the driver is very much of velocipedes around, and one of the " boys in blue " and brass, other back. I have other foot levers… … gilded, held to the casing by two screws, as seen. Inside the riding, and it is to be specially prepared for the races in ques- for obviating this annoyance, which we see in Engineering case is a wedge-shapqd key, B, also of sheet metal, clasping a tion, the velocipede contests taking the lead of…

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