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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 7 (February 1898) (1898)

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16,000 Portugal 2,000 Roumania 400 Russia 18,000 Seuegal 100 Spain 12,000 Sweden 50,000 Switzerland 30,000 Tunis 300 United States 900,000 Wurtemberg 7,000 A SUPPORTING STAND FOR BICYCLES.To support bicycles for display or other purposes,the accompanying illustration represents a simple andstrong… … WEBSTERS BICYCLE STAND. representing it in use, and Fig. 3 illustrating a planview of a portion of the support. The improvementhas been patented by Edward H. Webster, No. 13Evergreen Avenue, Rutland, Vt. The main post hasthree folding legs, and on its upper end is a saddle onwhich may be seated the…

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