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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 17 (April 1896) (1896)

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esents a folding screen attachedto the front end or head of a ladys bicycle, there beinga screen at each side of the head, adapted to be foldedup against it or unfolded and extended past the pedals,to protect the feet and ankles from view when mount-ing or riding, and to prevent the skirts from… … number of ends, the same to be done at one opera-tion, and at the same time that the regular warpthreads are being sized which are to constitute themain body of the fabric. The attachment has beenpatented by Alvin Woodman, No. 32 Wilder Street,Brockton, Mass. This attachment is for support-ing and…

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