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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 4 (January 1894) (1894)

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ndebted to the Sewing Machine Times for The steady advance made by this company, the pio- the engraving and for some of the data contained in neer in the cycle industry in this country, is well the sketch. known, and the great interest aroused on the subject of good roads is due to the persistent… … the sickle to the right or left the length of one sec- COLUMBIA BICYCLE, MODEL 34. tion. Instead of operating the sickle-carrying bar by means of this shaft, it is in many cases slid by hand 34. This, while a new machme in many important Itelligence to the great number interested in bicycling,…

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