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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 9 (February 1897) (1897)

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turbances," detail of a modern Victor, as well as several finished brake, of which we give an illustration. The whole of the author stated that the chief feature of the lecture machines of great beauty. This is one of the firms that the mechanism is placed within the frame of the bicy- was the… … 1. Sectional view of gear 2. Gear in low speed position. 3. Gear in 1, Detail view of coil. 2. Connections between coil high speed position. and han He bar. THE JOHNSTON TWO SPEED GEAR. THE WIZARD CHAIN AND BROWN SPROCKET. THE SFENCEB INVISIBLE COIL BRAKE. NOVELTIES AT THE NEW YORK BICYCLE SHOW.…

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