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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 10 (March 1882) (1882)

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he frame. The driving mechanism consists of a young Icelander, Who undertook the instruction of children weight. a train of three spur wheels, one being fixed to the middle who, from the distance of their dwellings or the poverty of An improved open link has been patented by Mr. Solo- of the rear… … both upon the inside and outside of the box, this respect, a great advantage over the three- JOHNSON'S IMPROVED VELOCIPEDE. or only upon the outside, as desired. whef led velocipede. There is also consider- their parents, could not attend school? ' At 'the age of seven Mr. Edwin M. Fitzgerald, of…

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