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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 9 (March 1889) (1889)

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is illustrated herewith, and has been patented AN IMPBOVED VELOCIPEDE. control of the conductor or brakeman, who can also at any time cause the spring to give out its stored pow- The accompanying illustration represents a vehicle er to revolve the axle. This device may be fitted to a with means for… … to travel in a beam extending above the tank, BOWEN'S VELOCIPEDE. and whereby the operator can raise or lower the CBEDLEBAUGH'S LUGGAGE CABBIEB FOB BICYCLES. frame. The frame is preferably rectangular in shape, and has at its upper end opposite longitudinal moved inward to run on a narrow path, the…

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