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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 1 (January 1896) (1896)

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of tool steel which rigidly as if all were one piece of metal. Those who may be 20 feet long is introduced into the machine and ones, and no wheelman really au fait in his subject have struggled with the old-fashioned cotter will real- would dream of buying his wheel abroad, so superior is… … duce the highest grade of wheel The sprocket wheels ought not VIEW 07 EXTEBIOB BUILDINGS BLACK BICYCLE. MFG. CO. and which put it on the market to be spoken of as a novelty now. They are cut to the cycloidal or purely on its merits without the which shape and cut off from it bearing after bearing,…

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