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

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t would be an easy matter for the same country to self-tightening against the sprocket when machine is Dec. —31° 8'. Attention was called to it from the pe supply the same packages, at a nominal cost. If these running forward. The adjusting cone on the opposite culiarity of the spectrum on Plate B… … coffin is made of uni- right one having a BICYCLE FRAME IMPROVEMENTS-HANDLE BAB, SEAT POST, CBANK AND SADDLE CONNECTIONS, form width, with right-hand thread, and the left one having a square ends and verti- cal sides and ends. It is finished with a heavy mould- exposure 52m. The spectrum resembles…

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