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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 20 (May 1895) (1895)

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and call the from the handle bars, cannot but be appreciated by all two halves of the disk respectively the black half and upon which fractions of concentric circumferences bicyclists. The improvements which have made this have been drawn in black, one of the halves of the the light half. possible… … other at R. ARTIFICIAL 8FECTRUM. THE "CLIMAX" BICYCLE WATCH AND HOLDEB. White light may be divided into two groups of rays Fig. 1.—Disk for obtaining the artificial spectrum, with explanatory dia- occupying the extremities of the visible spectrum, the gram. Fio. 2.—Method of performing the…

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